Exports of heavy rare earths are stagnating says a source, cited by Nikkei; they suggest that are granting export permits just ahead of a serious impact on the operation of automobile factories

The stagnation of heavy rare earth exports, as reported, suggests potential supply disruptions that could significantly impact the automotive sector.

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This is particularly critical as manufacturers are likely to face operational challenges, raising concerns about production continuity. Watch for market reactions in related commodities and equities as this situation develops.

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