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Security of supply for rare earth metals under further pressure

Security of supply for rare earth metals under further pressure

A report from the International Energy Agency indicates that the security of supply for rare earth metals is increasingly threatened. This risk is driven by the dominant market position of certain nations, the implementation of export restrictions, and a decline in investment.

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Squatter gives tour of Van der Madeweg: "There's a booby trap here"

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Unemployment in the Netherlands falls slightly to 3.8 percent

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Unemployment in the Netherlands decreased slightly to 3.8 percent in June, according to data from Statistics Netherlands (CBS). This figure represents 393,000 unemployed individuals, down from 3.9 percent in May.

US bill hangs like a dark cloud over ASML's Chinese market

US bill hangs like a dark cloud over ASML's Chinese market

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