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Digitimes October 13, 2026 By DIGITIMES neutral

China's rare-earth concentrate prices stay 48% higher, but downstream demand remains weak

AI / LLMSupply Chain
China's rare-earth concentrate prices remain nearly 50% above year-earlier levels despite a marginal fourth-quarter increase, underscoring persistent raw material cost pressures even as downstream buyers resist higher prices.
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