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"The prices of rare earth elements in the country are soaring due to recently over a series intensive regulation and control on rare earths, such as dysprosium oxide rose more than 15%, and Terbium oxide rose more than 35%, the others also are rising. The market players are generally expected that a rising trend of rare earths in both price and demand will continue to climb, and a new round of price rising is just the beginning."

is highly relevant, given that Dy and Terbium make up a good chunk of our HREE concentrate ...


Of course, in the long run (~10 years) HREE prices will go up a lot, anyway, given that China by then will have run out of ionic clay deposits that it can mine cheaply without ruining freshwater supply for either important cities or rice producing areas, neither of which China can afford to pollute for REEs ... Just in time for me to go for an early retirement ...