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Japanese earthquake did not affect the rare earth market,which rare earth prices continue to soar. 2012-08-03
China Customs statistics show that the average price of metals 44,361 dollars
per tonne, compared with the average price of 23,603 dollars last year, up
nearly doubled the price is several times the first two months of 2010.
Australia's Lynas Corp. Follow the eight rare earth metal than the average price
on Monday, up 91% last year. China's statistical data highlighted the
strategic sectors of Rare Earth Beijing tightened control policy continues to
lead the market of rare earth warming. Rare is the general term for 17 kinds of
minerals, from mobile phones to be used for military equipment and other
technology. China controls 95% of world's rare earth production over the past
year, caused by limited supply of rare earth mining world competing. Japan's
disaster has become a rare earth industry, a major concern. Rare earth is used
the world's third largest economy in the production of various products,
including cars. Cerium is used in automotive glass, batteries lanthanum, neodymium used in electronic
components. generator in car,magnet motor in industry.Japan's ongoing plant closures may
lead to reduced demand for Japan's rare earth. Japan's large purchases of rare
earth in recent years, reflecting its concern that Beijing's policies may make
some material not available. Japan quake causes some exploration company's
share price fell, reflecting investor concern that any disruption in demand in
Japan would be detrimental to earth prices, the already high risk of rare earth
ore is more difficult to obtain funding.