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China s 2023 rare earth exports up 7 3%, showing Western smears to be groundless: experts

China s 2023 rare earth exports up 7 3%, showing Western smears to be groundless: experts
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China imposes export control on three kinds of highly sensitive graphite items

China imposes export control on three kinds of highly sensitive graphite items
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Chinese scientists discover new strategic mineral crucial for high-tech components

China National Nuclear Corp announced on Thursday that a key strategic mineral named Niobobaotite was discovered by three Chinese scientists. It is the 13th new mineral discovered in the past 70 years since the establishment of China’s uranium geology system, and has great application and economic potential.

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Uranium to become pricier in fallout from Niger military coup: experts

The military coup in Niger may push up uranium prices in the near future due to reduced supplies, Chinese experts said on Thursday, but the crisis will have little impact on China, which has achieved a breakthrough in uranium exploration.

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China hikes rare-earth quota by nearly 20% amid rising demand

China set a quota for the first batch of rare-earth mining in 2023 at 120,000 tons on Friday, up by about 20 percent compared with last year s level, with a quota for smelting and separation at 115,000 tons, also up from 97,200 tons in 2022.

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