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18 Mar 2021
Green Energy investment will be significant driver of nickel prices in years ahead
The rebound in nickel prices was primarily the result of the economic recovery in China...Also contributing...was the nickel export ban in Indonesia and Covid-related disruptions in the Philippines...macroeconomic trends favouring commodities due to low interest rates, liquidity injections and a weaker US dollar also contributed...
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18 Mar 2021
Peter Schiff - Digital Age Tulip Mania Is Here Seeking Fools to Buy 'Greater Fool' Assets
Returning SBTV guest Peter Schiff, CEO of Euro Pacific Capital, warns that we are once again witnessing a digital age tulip mania in 'greater fool' assets like non-fungible tokens and that gold and silver are the best assets for wealth protection despite them being undervalued and under-owned.
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17 Mar 2021
RANKED: World’s top 10 nickel projects
[Mining.com]: While the world’s top nickel suppliers are Indonesia, the Philippines and Russia, six out of this year’s top ten ranked nickel projects are in North America, and the first is a seafloor deposit in the Clarion Clipperton Zone in the Pacific Ocean, between Hawaii and Mexico.
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17 Mar 2021
Blackstone fast-tracks Vietnam nickel PFS
West Australian: 'Blackstone’s Ta Khoa nickel project is located...takes in a strategic position over one of Asia’s richest nickel terrains. The company’s exploration team is now systematically testing more than 25 separate nickel occurrences...Blackstone’s 2020 work program concentrated on drilling out the substantial Ban Phuc DSS ore body...'
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15 Mar 2021
Billions poured into electric-vehicle companies, but much more will be needed before the auto industry changes
[Market Watch]: 'What once was an investment universe comprising solely Tesla and a smattering of fuel-cell companies has burgeoned into a subsector combining industrials, tech and transportation, with China as a major driving force both as EV makers’ base market and for EV demand. In total, at least $28 billion was invested in public and private electric-vehicle companies in 2020...'
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15 Mar 2021
WSJ: Volkswagen to Build Six Electric-Vehicle Battery Factories in Europe
Demand for electric vehicles has soared in Europe thanks to generous govt incentives...In the U.S., GM is building a $2.3B battery plant in Ohio with Korea’s LG.... VW said it planned to build battery factories in Europe...to boost electric cars to 75% of its new car sales by 2030. Tim Bush (UBS) said the auto industry could soon face shortages of battery cells...
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15 Mar 2021
China's 'King of Nickel' Is Betting Big on a Green Future in Batteries
Caixing Global [via Bloomberg] - The Chinese company [Tsinghua] shocked the nickel market twice this month by targeting two significant challenges for makers of electric vehicles and their batteries: first, getting enough nickel, and second, ensuring it’s delivered in a climate-friendly way.
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12 Mar 2021
SCMP: China’s electric vehicle battery supply chain dominance enhanced with nickel production innovation
China has continued to show its dominance in the global battery supply chain by sending the nickel market into overdrive after stainless steel producer Tsingshan Holding Group announced it would be able to provide a new flow of nickel matte from its Indonesian operations...The boom in the industry has led to a sharp demand rally, not just for nickel, but for all metals used in electric vehicle batteries, including lithium and rare earths.
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11 Mar 2021
Tesla, Nio stocks surge after Mizuho analyst said buy the EV leaders
[Market Watch[ Shares of Tesla Inc. and Nio Inc. rallied Thursday, after Mizuho analyst Vijay Rakesh recommended investors buy the respective leaders in their electric vehicle markets, while setting bullish price targets...
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11 Mar 2021
Stuart Englert - Buy Physical Silver & Gold! Take Back the Monetary Power
SBTV's latest guest is Stuart Englert, veteran investigative journalist and author of 'Rigged: Exposing the Largest Financial Fraud in History'. Having poured over GATA's archives, Stuart sees the rigging of the precious metals market as a mechanism to defend an otherwise flailing dollar.
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