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Articles Tagged "rare earth metals"
Rare Earth Metals Announces Lavergne-Springer Resource Estimate
Rare Earth Metals Inc. (TSXV:RA,OTCQX:RAREF,OTC Pink:RAREF) announced a resource estimate of 4.167 million tonnes grading at 1.14% at the Ontario-based Lavergne-Springer property.
China Set to Define Future Market for Rare Earth Metals
Speculation that China would boost its rare earth output to take advantage of higher prices and meet demand caught investor focus this week.
Rare Earth Metals Releases First Drill Results from Lavergne-Springer
Rare Earth Metals Inc. (TSXV:RA,OTC Pink:RAREF,OTCQX:RAREF) announced first drilling results from the Ontario-based Lavergne-Springer project.
Rare Earth Market Defies Bleak Forecasts
Despite weak demand, the rare earth market has displayed positive price movements in January through to early February.
Rare Earth Metals Announces Two Tom Resource Estimate
Rare Earth Metals Inc. (TSXV:RA,OTCQX:RAREF,PTC Pink:RAREF) announced the resource estimate for its Labrador-based Two Tom deposit.
Rare Earth Prices Stabilizing, Demand Still Weak
Weak rare earth prices have been prevalent in the second half of 2011. However, the unwillingness of some producers to make further reductions to rare earth prices has garnered some stability of late.
Rare Earth Metals Completes In-Fill Drilling on Its Two Tom Deposit in the Red Wine Belt
Rare Earth Metals Inc. (TSXV:RA,OTCQX:RAREF,OTC Pink:RAREF) announced the completion of ten drill holes at its Labrador-based Two Tom deposit.
China Stalls Rare Earth Production to Curb Falling Prices
Rare earth prices have been falling over the past couple of months. In an attempt to stop the price plunge and take back control, Chinese rare earth companies have stopped production and the government has announced new regulations. However, this may not stop the downward momentum.
Magnets Without Rare Earths?
Electronics Weekly reported that US researchers are designing magnets that do not require the use of rare earths.
