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China flexes lithium dominance with plans for tech-export curbsThe government has proposed adding various technologies- some used for lithium refining and battery chemicals production — to its list of i...- Chinese premier promises more pandas and urges Australia to put aside differencesLi visited Adelaide Zoo, which has been home to China-born giant pandas Wang Wang and Fu Ni since 2009, before he was to have lunch at a re...
- It’s too late to China-proof the lithium supply chainIn Chile, which trails Australia as the 2nd-biggest producer of lithium, Chinese money is also dominant.
- Mining giants have underestimated the lithium waveA decade ago, the likes of lithium, cobalt and graphite were minor materials, affected less by electric vehicles than the markets for lubri...
- Lithium producers Allkem, Livent to combine in $10.6 billion dealCombining U.S.-based Livent and Australia-based Allkem creates an industry powerhouse on four continents that executives hope will bring mo...
- Lithium frenzy sees China ceramics hub refocus on battery metalsThe ceramics producers of Gao’an city in China’s Jiangxi province are a prime example. About 15% of the city’s plants have switched from ch...
- Hong Kong's dry spell for IPOs set to endAlong with several other mid- to large-sized deals in the pipeline, they are poised to revive a dormant market where firms raised a paltry ...
- China stocks close up as new energy shares boostThe blue-chip CSI300 index rose 0.1% to 4,885.75, while the Shanghai Composite Index gained 0.4% to 3,537.37 points.
- Chinese bluechip stocks slip, Shanghai stocks inch higher as investors await PMI dataThe blue-chip CSI300 index fell 0.3% to 4,813.27, while the Shanghai Composite Index edged up 0.2% to 3528.15.
- Australia shares fall on Covid-19 vaccine production halt, post sixth weekly jumpThe S&P/ASX 200 index fell 0.6% to close at 6,642.6, after slipping as much as 0.8% during the session. It had ended 0.7% lower on Thursday.
- Base metals tumble as virus-related curbs deepen slowdown fearsBenchmark three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange (LME) was down 6.3 per cent at $4,509 a tonne.
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