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VanEck Rare Earth and Strategic Metals ETF (NY:REMX)

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SPAC-tacular Comeback: ETFs With SoFi, Opendoor Ride 2025's Most Surprising Rally That Beat Nvidia
The 2025 investing comeback story saw Chamath Palihapitiya's ex-SPAC trio of SoFi, Opendoor, and MP Materials outperform even Nvidia. Retail traders and ETFs, like ARKF, REMX, and VTWO, are... 
Via Benzinga
Topics ETFs
Chile Cuts Up To 70% Of Red Tape, Promises Streamlined Mining Approvals
Chile's Congress passed a reform to cut mining permitting times, aiming to boost investor confidence in the top copper and lithium supplier. 
Via Benzinga
China Showed Its Death Grip On Rare Earths During Trump Tariff War, But Craig Shapiro Says This $2 Billion Plan Will Secure US Supply: Here's How
As the U.S. faces supply chain issues concerning rare earth elements, Craig Shapiro asserts that it is fixable at a manageable cost. 
Via Benzinga
Topics Economy Government
G7 Targets Supply Chain Security With Critical Minerals Plan
G7 leaders unveiled an action plan to ensure global supplies of critical minerals for clean energy, defense, and digital technology. Partnerships with developing countries and investment in sustainable... 
Via Benzinga
Topics Economy
Kore Potash Secures $2.2 Billion Term Sheet For Project In Republic of Congo
Kore Potash secures $2.2 billion for Kola Project in Congo through non-binding term sheet agreement with OWI-RAMS, reducing equity dilution and increasing shareholder value. 
Via Benzinga
Ford, GM, Stellantis Reportedly Get Rare-Earth Supply Boost From China After Trump-Xi Call
According to a report by Reuters, at least some of the temporary export licenses are valid for six months. 
Via Stocktwits
Topics ETFs Economy Government
MP Materials Retail Traders Elated After Morgan Stanley Upgrades Stock On ‘Strategic Value’ Of Rare Earth Miner
Morgan Stanley lauded MP Materials’ focus on managing the critical rare earth minerals supply chain, believing that it is the most vertically integrated rare earth metals company ex-China. 
Via Stocktwits
Topics Economy Electric Vehicles Government
From Mine To Magnet: MP Materials, Maaden Plan Rare Earth Chain In Saudi Arabia
MP Materials Corp. (NYSE: MP) has partnered with Maaden to explore creating a full rare earth supply chain in Saudi Arabia, boosting industrial growth. 
Via Benzinga
Topics Economy
US And Ukraine Sign Mineral Resource Deal
U.S. and Ukraine sign deal for U.S. access to mineral resources, after tense negotiations between Trump and Zelensky. China remains key bottleneck. 
Via Benzinga
Topics Government
China Restricts Rare Earth Exports To US As Part Of Tariff Retaliation: 'Geopolitical Earthquake In Slow Motion,' CEO Says
China imposed export restrictions on certain rare earth elements on Friday as part of its response to President Donald Trump's tariff measures. 
Via Benzinga
Topics Government World Trade
Interior Secretary Calls For 'Mine, Baby, Mine,' Promising Cost Savings From Deregulation
 
Via Benzinga
Broken Deal, Big Consequences: How ETFs And Stocks Will React
US-Ukraine deal for priority access to critical minerals collapses, causing market disruption and potential economic and strategic setbacks. 
Via Benzinga
Topics ETFs
MP Materials Q4 Earnings: 48% Revenue Surge, Higher Production, Soft Pricing Environment And More
MP Materials reported 48% Y/Y revenue growth, record production of rare earth oxides, and a net loss in Q4. 
Via Benzinga
Critical Metal Demand To Triple By 2030, But Demographics Pose Risks
Energy transition reshaping mining industry, demand for critical minerals to triple by 2030 and quadruple by 2040. Copper remains key for clean energy, while nickel faces oversupply issues. Zinc and... 
Via Benzinga
Topics Economy
3 Stocks to Benefit From China’s Rare Earth Export Ban on U.S.
China flexed its dominance by banning certain rare earth elements for export to the United States, but some companies may actually benefit from the decision. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Artificial Intelligence Economy
Rare Earth Revolution: Powering the Future of Technology
The growing demand for advanced technologies across multiple sectors is driving growth in the rare earth metals and specialty chemicals market. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Sigma Lithium Misses Q3 Revenue and EPS Targets Despite Production Gains
Sigma Lithium reported Q3 revenue of $20.9M, missing consensus. Q3 production at 60,237 tonnes, 
Via Benzinga
Arkansas May Be Sitting On 19M Tons Of Lithium Amid Rising Demand For EV Batteries: How To Invest In What Elon Musk Calls 'The New Oil'
In a recent study, researchers have suggested that Arkansas could potentially hold a significant amount of lithium, a crucial component for electric car batteries and other high-tech products. 
Via Benzinga
Topics Electric Vehicles
Goldman Sachs Sees Gold Higher, Takes A Downbeat Stance On Iron Ore
Goldman Sachs bullish on gold, citing central bank demand and expected Fed rate cut. Price target of $2,700/oz by 2025. Iron ore forecast downgraded. 
Via Benzinga
Topics Economy
“Deal’s Off”, Canadian Officials Tell China
China’s recent attempt to secure a rare earth minerals stockpile ended in failure when a competitor stepped in to snag the deal. 
Via Talk Markets
Weak Rare Earths, Weak Mining Stocks, Strong Opportunity
Silver is trading back and forth in a tight trading range below $30 and below its 2020 and 2021 highs, further confirming that the move back below those lows was not accidental. 
Via Talk Markets
Hybrid Vehicle Adoption: Key Implications For Lithium, Rare Earths, Copper And Aluminum Investors
Hybrid electric vehicle adoption is reshaping demand for lithium, rare earths, copper, and aluminum. Investors should monitor ETFs like LIT, BATT, and CPER for potential opportunities and challenges. 
Via Benzinga
Topics ETFs Electric Vehicles
3 Mining Stocks to Buy as Biden Tariffs Reduce U.S. Reliance on China Supplies
The Biden Administration just announced it would increase tariffs, which could push these mining stocks to buy even higher. 
Via InvestorPlace
Topics World Trade
3 Rare Earth Stocks Crucial for Advanced Technologies
Here are three rare earth stocks powering the next generation of innovation in 2024. Consider these for your portfolio in May. 
Via InvestorPlace
Financial Leaders - Review Of March 25-29
In the last week of March, the financial markets witnessed a series of dynamic shifts and trends. This review not only delves into the specifics of these changes, but also sheds light on facts that... 
Via Talk Markets
Rare Opportunity In Rare Earth Minerals?
Rare earth minerals, rare earth elements, or simply put “rare earths” are minerals that are crucial in many industries, and they include little-known commodities like dysprosium, neodymium, and... 
Via Talk Markets
2 High-Risk/High-Return Mining Stock Picks
Two unusual mining stocks that offer risk-tolerant investors huge upside potential. 
Via Talk Markets
Charted: America’s Import Reliance Of Key Minerals
The U.S. is heavily reliant on nonfuel mineral imports causing potential vulnerabilities in the nation’s supply chains. 
Via Talk Markets
China Is Leveraging Its Rare Earth Supply… And It Could Lead To A Mania In This Market
China is considering an export ban on “certain rare-earth magnet technology”. In other words, the Chinese government is going after high-performance rare earth magnets. 
Via Talk Markets
Inflation And Commodities
Insofar as pricing power is the goal, commodities and materials are worth a lot as long as the public believes them in its current inflationary mindset. 
Via Talk Markets
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