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Lynas Rare Earths is the largest rare earths miner outside of China, and its flagship Mount Weld Mine is an industry leader.

Executive Chair Dr Andrew Tunks discusses Meteoric Resources' transition from gold to rare earths and the advantages of ionic clay over hard rock deposits.

FTSE 100 Rises as IAG, Oil, Mining Stocks Gain 0813 GMT - The FTSE 100 Index rises 0.4%, or 34 points to 7736 as gains for International Consolidated Airlines, oil and mining stocks offset losses for InterContinental Hotels. IAG ascends nearly 3% a... | 04:30am

IAG Faces Long Road to Recovery Despite Return to Profit in 1Q 0848 GMT - Although IAG reported a quarterly profit for the first time since 2019, the numbers underline that the path to full recovery remains a longhaul journey, Interactive Investor ... | 05:44am

Sterling Rises, Seen Driven by Risk Sentiment And Dollar 0924 GMT - Sterling is mainly driven by risk sentiment and the dollar as another interest rate rise by the Bank of England on May 11 is fully priced in, TD Securities says as GBP/USD rises to... | 07:11am

Corcel PLC - London-based mining and mineral resource development company - Sells 20% interest in its Mount Weld rare earth element project to shareholder Extraction Srl for AUD1.0 million, or... | May 5, 2023

This article discusses rare earth metals, the limitations of mining them, and recent developments in the rare earth metal mining industry.

Weekly update on stockbroker recommendation, target price, and earnings forecast changes

A trade deal to allow more Japanese cars to qualify for electric vehicle incentives may not reduce China's dominance in raw materials.

This weekly recap focuses on the risk that dementia could pose to national security, Finlands NATO membership, the downside of a four-day school week, and more.