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Neuer CNBC Artikel China plans to restrict exports of a critical metal. But the market isn’t that worried The U.S. has not commercially mined tungsten since 2015, according to official records. But this year, one of the world’s largest mines for the metal is moving close to resuming production in South Korea. “In the medium-term, the U.S. will need to rely on friendshoring” for tungsten, said Gracelin Baskaran, director of the critical minerals security program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. She noted that Almonty has committed 45% of the South Korea Sangdong mine to the U.S. through a long-term supply contract. Several members of the U.S. Geological Survey, a government agency which analyzes the availability of natural resources, visited Sangdong earlier this year to assess its capacity. China was the largest source of U.S. tungsten imports in June at 45%, according to the agency. https://www.cnbc.com/2024/11/29/tungsten-mine-opens-in-korea-as-us-seeks-non-china-critical-minerals.html

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Did some digging. In 2023 the global #tungsten production was ~78 kt with China accounting for 81% of the total. This means that production outside China was around 15 kt. US DLA has budgeted 2 kt of purchases for 2025. This represents 13.3% of the total prod. outside China. A significant source of demand for a small number of non-Chinese projects, with the DLA unlikely to be able to use Chinese supply to meet it due to the application of import tariffs and usage restrictions in defense applications by the US, alongside Chinese announced export curbs https://x.com/alexsei88/status/1861744512168501446?s=46&t=CND_DF6ErYtM-d_GnIoKqA

Früher oder später wird ihm schon einer verklickern dass du nicht alles im eigenen Land produzieren lassen kannst. Für mich aktuell reine Drohgebärde.

In 1960, mining contributed nearly 20% to GDP. Today, it accounts for less than 0.5%. While mining operations have become far more efficient and productive, these improvements alone do not explain such a steep decline. The real issue lies in the US economy’s overwhelming reliance on imported ore from abroad. With deglobalization trends accelerating, this dependence now poses a growing national risk. Mining’s importance has arguably never been greater, and policymakers may need to rethink their long-standing negative approach to the industry. This shift could pave the way for a fundamental change in institutional support and a renewed flow of capital into an often-overlooked sector. https://x.com/tavicosta/status/1861037141700071597?s=46&t=CND_DF6ErYtM-d_GnIoKqA

Früher oder später wird ihm schon einer verklickern dass du nicht alles im eigenen Land produzieren lassen kannst. Für mich aktuell reine Drohgebärde.