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Australian Inflation Moderates, Wage Stable in May, Says Melbourne Institute Survey
Inflation expectations in Australia slid 0.5 of a percentage point to 4.1% in May, according to the Melbourne Institute Survey of Consumer Inflationary Expectations released Thursday. The recent figur
Major international banks are stepping down production capacity expectations, and the risk of bears in lithium ore stocks is beginning to show
① In the past two years, most lithium-related targets have experienced a sharp decline. Currently, the market is still waiting for the time when supply and demand reach balance; ② Many lithium mining giants have also been targeted by bears as a result, but since February of this year, many companies' stock prices have clearly rebounded at a low level;
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CXO, AVZ, PLS: How are these ASX lithium stocks performing in May 2022?
The auction price of lithium concentrate hit another “sky-high price”. What is the reason behind the record high? | Insight Research Institute
On September 14, Australian lithium mining company Pilbara held the second spodumene concentrate auction. The final auction price showed 2,240 US dollars/dry ton, which continued to reach a record high, far exceeding the current mainstream price of lithium concentrate of around 1,000 US dollars/dry ton, which can be said to be the market expectations of large supermarkets. As early as July 29, at Pilbara's first auction, when only 17 bidders participated, the final transaction price reached a high price of 1,250 US dollars/dry ton at that time, and this time it even broke through the 2,000 US dollars/dry ton mark. This year, due to the full acceleration of terminal new energy vehicles, fuel vehicles