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Aug 22, 2025
Lithium prices surged this week due to supply disruptions in China, but analysts warn the rally will be short-lived as production is expected to resume temporarily and stockpiles remain high, with a forecasted modest domestic deficit in August followed by an oversupply in September as mines resume output, prices are expected to stabilize in the mid-70,000 yuan per tonne range in September and October before retreating to about 70,000 yuan by year-end.
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White Gold's flagship project in Yukon has seen a significant increase in indicated and inferred gold resources, positioning it among the largest undeveloped open-pit gold resources in the territory, with an indicated resource of 44% more ounces and an inferred resource that has increased by 13%.
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SQM, the world's largest lithium producer by market value, reported a significant decline in second-quarter earnings but remains committed to expanding production capacity amid signs of a modest recovery in lithium prices, with core earnings attributable to shareholders down 28% year-on-year and total revenues decreasing 19%, but the company raised its full-year sales volume guidance and expects a 10% increase in sales volumes from its Chilean operations in 2025, while also planning to boost expectations for its international division with projected sales of about 20,000 tons of lithium carbonate equivalent.
Source: www.miningfeeds.com
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