Welcome to price suppression. I have no doubt that China are actively trying to destroy any competition across a range of critical minerals. They might be losing money as you say, but it's pennies to them, and a sound strategy if they can retain global dominance. We're just pawns in this game. As our greek canine friend above has stated, our future is best determined by recycling rather than mining.
Ann: June Quarterly Report, page-68
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