As OEMs accelerate their EV programmes, there is growing concern that demand for battery materials will outstrip supply. Gavin du Venage considers the risks
Malcy’s Blog – Oil price,Far, Lamprell – And finally
WTI $53.95 -$4.63, Brent $60.50 -$4.55, Diff -$6.55 +8c, NG $2.20 -3c
Ben Robson – The week of 29th July- 2nd August 2019
The most important week of the year for the financial markets is upon us. The Federal open market Committee of the US is due to announce its interest rate decision
FastForward Inn Ltd (LON:FFWD) Investee Company Update: Regent Pacific on Yooya
Investee Company Update: Termination of proposed acquisition of Yooya by Regent Pacific
Malcy’s Blog – Oil price, Trinity, President – And finally
WTI $59.58 -63c, Brent $66.48 -24c, Diff -$6.90 +39c, NG $2.41 -5c
China copper imports in June fell 27% from a year earlier
BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s unwrought copper imports in June fell 27.2% from a year earlier, official data showed on Friday, as a slowdown in the world’s second-biggest economy continues to
Pentagon races to track U.S. rare earths output amid China trade dispute
(Reuters) – The Pentagon is rapidly assessing the United States’ rare earths capability in a race to secure stable supply of the specialized material amid the country’s trade conflict with
Will demand for battery materials outstrip supply?
As OEMs accelerate their EV programmes, there is growing concern that demand for battery materials will outstrip supply. Gavin du Venage considers the risks
10 Countries With Most Censored Internet
Throughout the world, people are forced to use internet that is — at best — heavily censored. Here are some of the worst offenders.
USA uranium industry holds its breath over the result of Proposition 232
The US is currently very dependent on Russia (38.3%), Netherlands (25.9%), Germany (16.5%), UK (14.5%), and China (3.5%) for enriched uranium imports.
Chinese rare-earth magnet producer to expand as EV demand booms
Industries around the world producing a host of electrical appliances will increasingly be forced to compete for rare-earth magnets with China’s burgeoning market for new energy vehicles, according to one
