China’s Monopoly on Critical Metals Creates Opportunity for Investors

A panel of experts at the the first-ever Critical Metals Investment Symposium, hosted by Cambridge House International, said that China has a monopoly on rare earth elements, including tin and tungsten.

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China is creating a rare-earth cartel,” Kaiser said, “by closing inefficient mines and nationalizing the production of key elements in order to meet its internal demand and to get a handle on how much ‘Back market’ material is being produced from the provinces.”

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