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US-funded rare earth production still flowing mainly to Asia

A report says Washington is boosting rare earths output, but most of the materials are reaching Asian markets as US magnet demand rises.

Reported · Written up by our desk · Industrial Metals

Mining.com reports that the United States is funding rare earths production, but most output continues to flow to Asian markets.

The outlet links the shift to ramping US magnet demand.

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Mining.comBillions in US-funded rare earths flowing to Asian markets: report

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