Thanks @donnythedealer. A nice mention for RNU!
Although the article is questioning what China’s next move could be, it is immaterial. It doesn't matter if China has been holding an advantage in the critical minerals sector for some years, OECD nations which accounts for approx. 66% of world GDP are distancing themselves, and even if China makes a harsh next move or decides to do nothing, RNU will be a beneficiary regardless.
Actually, it will only help to encourage greater expenditure and investment to all exChinese players (including the vast amounts of money still sitting on the sidelines). Because pure political will has created an environment that has allowed OECD multinationals to thrive, present investors who have parked their money in advanced projects like Siviour BAM are well-positioned for this new fiscal year, which begins tomorrow. That plan is very apparent. Next week, July 5, EU import tariffs on BEVs built in China will increase by up to 38%.
As Fattail says, ‘Make sure you own critical metal stocks!’ It will be interesting to see what the next few weeks will bring.
All IMO, DYOR, GLTA(patient)H
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