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October 9, 2025 – Today marks a pivotal moment in the global rare earth market, as China, the world's dominant supplier, dramatically expanded its export controls on critical rare earth elements and related processing technologies. Far from experiencing a downturn, American rare earth leader MP Materials (NYSE: MP) saw its shares

Beijing, China – October 9, 2025 – In a move set to profoundly reshape global supply chains and ignite further geopolitical tensions, China has dramatically expanded its export controls on rare earths and related processing technologies. The announcement, made today by the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM), tightens Beijing's grip on materials critical

This uranium and rare earths stock has been hot all week, and it doesn't seem to be cooling off anytime soon.

China has escalated its strategic control over rare earth elements and associated processing technologies, implementing stringent new export restrictions specifically targeting defense applications and advanced technology sectors. Announced by the Ministry of Commerce on October 9, 2025, these measures are designed to "safeguard national security" and address concerns over the

Rare earths stocks, like Critical Minerals and TMC The Metals Company, rally after China further restricted exports on Thursday.

It will now be years before Energy Fuels stock starts to run out of money.

The uranium and rare earth stock has rallied over 200% so far in 2025. Could this announcement stall its rally?

Energy Fuels Inc. (NASDAQ: UUUU) shares are trading lower on Tuesday after the company said it would engage in a convertible debt offering to raise capital.

September 2025 concluded with a stark divergence in the global commodity markets, painting a clear picture of winners and losers driven by a confluence of macroeconomic shifts, geopolitical uncertainties, and fundamental supply-demand dynamics. While precious metals staged an impressive rally, reaching multi-year and even all-time highs, the agricultural sector, particularly

Gainers Vivakor (NASDAQ: VIVK) shares increased by 196.1% to $0.79 during Monday's after-market session. The market value of their outstanding shares is at $16.7 million.

As the regular session of the US market concludes on Monday, let's get an insight into the after-hours session and identify the stocks leading the pack in terms of gains and losses.

Energy Fuels rallied on nuclear-focused comments from the Energy Secretary and more chatter about the government investing in critical mining companies.

Investors seem to be thinking uranium miner Energy Fuels could be next on the Trump administration's shopping list.

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT), has criticized President Donald Trump's stance on climate change, calling it a threat to the planet's future.

On CNBC's "Mad Money Lightning Round," Jim Cramer discusses Rivian, Energy Fuels, Gilat Satellite, Ambarella and AST SpaceMobile.

Nuclear energy is projected to be a $10 trillion market opportunity and could be "the solution to global power shortages," according to BofA.

The current presidential administration continues to boost the case for nuclear energy.

IAEA raises nuclear power projections, citing global consensus on its importance for clean and reliable energy. US seeks to boost domestic uranium supply.

Cameco and Uranium Energy Corp. shares are tending on Tuesday, following U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright's comments on expanding the nation's uranium reserve and reducing reliance on Russian fuel.