Nikkei Asia: Yttrium prices surge over the past year, Japanese firms seek alternative supply sources
According to Nikkei Asia, driven by China's tightening export controls, the price of the heavy rare earth metal yttrium has surged significantly over the past year. Japanese companies have expressed concerns over inventory depletion and future supplies, prompting them to seek alternative sources. Yttrium is used in sectors such as semiconductor manufacturing and jet engines.
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