Bloomberg reported the World Trade Organization has rejected an appeal from China regarding a ruling saying China's mineral export limits are against global rules.
Prospecting Journal reported China has the potential to choke off U.S. supply to the U.S.
Bloomberg reported some companies had unusual moves in China trading as the Shanghai Composite Index (SHCOMP) dropped 17.33 points, or 0.7 percent.
International Business Times reported China has announced it will cut down its export quotas of special metals, which could push world prices higher.
IPMD.net reports China produces 90% of the world's tungsten and the increasing demand for tungsten has led to tight export controls.
CapitalVue reports the Shanghai Composite Index dropped 0.54 percent or 14.71 points to close at 2,708.78 points today.
Xinhuanet reports Chinese shares tumbled on Monday following a deadly train collision which left at least 39 people dead and 192 others injured.
Bloomberg reports that Xiamen Tungsten and other companies made unusual moves today on the Chinese market.
Bango Tungsten & Molybdenum Co., Ltd. reports it is nearing its 10 year anniversary as a tungsten allow producer in China.
Bloomberg reports that the World Trade Organization has determined China's raw material export curbs break international rules.
Monday, January 30, 2012