IEA sees $6.5 trillion at risk if China imposes rare earth curbs
China’s rare earth export curbs could put $6.5 trillion of downstream production outside the country at risk each year if fully implemented, […]
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Ghana mining law revamp could complicate Gold Fields’ lease renewal
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