Global rare earths short-term outlook July 2022
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Table of contents
- Lanthanum and cerium oxide
- Neodymium, praseodymium and Nd-Pr oxide
- Samarium, europium and gadolinium oxide
- Terbium and dysprosium oxide
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Other heavy rare earth oxides
- Changes to GDP and industrial sector growth forecast
- Changes to wind energy forecast
- Potential demand growth for cerium and lanthanum in Al-Mg alloys
- Chinese new energy vehicle sales recover
- US passes NDAA 2023 and finances the creation of strategic stockpiles
- Can ROW critical material strategies weaken China’s dominance?
- Xinfeng Zuokeng mining licence approved, bolstering Chinese IAC production
- Mkango publishes DFS for Songwe Hill rare earth project
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Historical lanthanum and cerium oxide pricesForecast lanthanum and cerium oxide pricesNeodymium, praseodymium and Nd-Pr oxide prices
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Forecast praseodymium, neodymium and Nd-Pr oxide pricesSamarium, europium and gadolinium oxide pricesForecast samarium, europium and gadolinium oxide pricesTerbium and dysprosium oxide pricesForecast terbium and dysprosium oxide pricesHolmium, erbium1, ytterbium, yttrium and lutetium oxide pricesForecast ytterbium, erbium and yttrium oxide pricesForecast holmium and lutetium oxide pricesRare earth demand by application
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