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On November 16, Chileans will head to the polls to elect their next president, who will govern until 2030 and, in doing so, set the course for the country’s most important economic engine: its mining sector. At stake is the future of Codelco, the state-owned copper giant that helped build modern Chile but is now drowning in debt, stuck with aging infrastructure and recovering from years of production declines. Once a source of national pride, Codelco has been teetering on the edge of an industrial crisis. As of December last year, the company’s debt has ballooned to over $20 billion and production was slowly edging higher after hitting a 25-year low in 2022. …
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Partnering with the world’s biggest football clubs, the Chiliz Group, the world’s leading blockchain technology provider for the sports industry, has teamed up with six top-tier Brazilian clubs to revolutionize the traditional culture of collecting cards. Following the announcement, Chiliz crypto has surged by +10% over the past seven days. The new collection, called “Cards do Futebol”, transforms classic player cards into original and exclusive digital collectibles, utilizing AI to generate unique, random combinations. There will only be one card with each possible combination of athlete photos. DISCOVER: Next 1000X Crypto: 10+ Crypto Tokens That Can Hit 1000x in 2…
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While fan token markets have been quiet in 2025, Chiliz Group’s empire is slowly growing, and now CHZ price is set to slam high. Chiliz Group, the blockchain company behind Socios.com, has taken a majority stake in OG Esports, fueling speculation over whether its native token CHZ could eventually aim for the $0.20 level. The company said on Tuesday it acquired a 51% controlling interest in OG, naming co-founder and former shareholder Xavier Oswald as the new CEO. What Does New Chiliz Deal Mean For CHZ? Socios.com will now serve as the exclusive wallet and engagement platform for the $OG Fan Token. The deal, announced on September 16 in Madrid, is intended to expand …
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China has achieved a technological breakthrough in the production of rubidium, the South China Morning Post has reported, as Beijing looks to expand its dominance in the critical minerals supply chain. According to the SCMP, scientists from the Qinghai Institute of Salt Lakes (ISL), part of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), have developed a method to extract ultra-pure rubidium from brine for the first time. In a new study cited by SCMP, the ISL researchers revealed that they were able to produce rubidium chloride at 99.9% purity of from potassium chloride material containing just 0.001% rubidium. This breakthrough, if followed up, would bolster China’s d…
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Overview: After yesterday's setback in North America, the greenback remains under modest pressure today. It is lower against all the G10 currencies. The dollar also is softer against most emerging market currencies. The dollar was fixed at a new low for the year against the Chinese yuan. The yuan has a five-day advance in tow, the longest rally since last September. Today, the US raises $185 bln in bills and sells $44 bln seven-year notes. The US sees a possible slight upward revision in Q2 GDP (3.1% vs. 3.0%) and weekly jobless claims. Federal Reserve Governor Waller speaks after the markets closed. The large equity markets in the Asia Pacific region were mixed. The ral…
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China has rolled out tighter controls on the mining and processing of rare earths by extending its quota system to include imported materials and requiring enterprises to report on the flow of strategic minerals regularly. According to documents from departments led by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), the new provisions stipulate that China’s quota system would apply not only to domestically produced rare earths, but also to those coming from abroad for refining. China currently leads the global production of rare earths—a group of 17 elements that are essential to a wide range of high-tech and green technologies, including electronics, …
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China has ordered its steelmakers and traders to suspend purchases of dollar-denominated seaborne iron ore from BHP (ASX: BHP) as annual price talks stall. The directive from China Mineral Resources Group (CMRG), the state-run buyer created in 2020 to strengthen Beijing’s hand in global negotiations, blocks new contracts, even for cargoes already en route from Australia, Bloomberg News reported. Talks between BHP and CMRG have so far failed to produce an agreement, with the dispute believed to centre on discounts applied to BHP’s medium-grade ore. BHP, the world’s largest mining company, is China’s third-biggest iron ore supplier after Rio Tinto (ASX: RIO) and Val…
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As part of an initiative to internationalize the renminbi (Chinese Yuan) and enhance its competitiveness against the US dollar, China is poised to launch its first stablecoin. Meanwhile, the US is making significant progress toward its mission of becoming the crypto capital of the world. Despite this ambitious plan, concerns about potential capital flight are reportedly hindering the rapid advancement of stablecoin technology within the country. China Explores Stablecoin Initiatives According to a report from the Financial Times, Hong Kong has emerged as a testing ground for cryptocurrency, particularly given the strict bans on the mainland. Recently, the territory p…
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China Industrial Bank (CIB) is stepping up its digital game with plans for an AI-enchanced stablecoin, aiming to push itself from the US dollar’s grip on global finance. This move forms part of its wider digital-to-smart bank transformation strategy. The initiative reflects a calculated response to growing stablecoin adoption and evolving regulatory frameworks like the US GENIUS Act. While the AI angle remains mysterious, the project signals China’s intensifying ambition to build tech-forward financial tools with global reach. BitcoinPriceMarket CapBTC$2.34T24h7d30d1yAll time Stablecoin, AI, and a Smarter China Industrial Bank At the heart of China Industrial Bank’s la…
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China is moving closer to exploring stablecoins, a change that could reshape global payments and help push the yuan onto the world stage. Reports say the State Council is reviewing a roadmap that would set targets for using a yuan-backed stablecoin, assign roles to domestic regulators, and lay out rules to manage risks. Senior leaders are expected to meet this month to discuss yuan internationalisation and stablecoin policy — a notable shift from the 2021 ban on crypto trading and mining, and a development closely watched by projects like Conflux crypto, which position themselves as regulatory-compliant blockchains in China. If energy majors like PetroChina begin set…
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China is limiting its flow of critical minerals to Western defense manufacturers, leading to significant production delays and sharp price spikes, the Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday. Beijing controls over 90% of the world’s supply of rare earth elements used a myriad of military technologies, including jet-fighter magnets, infrared sensors, drone motors and precision munitions. According to the WSJ, citing sources, the Chinese government is now refusing or delaying exports of minerals designated for such applications, and has introduced measures to enforce its control by requiring exporters to submit documentation — such as product or production-line photo…
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Overview: After recovering impressively yesterday, the US dollar saw some follow-through buying initially but has reversed lower and is paring yesterday's gains against the G10 and most emerging market currencies. East Asian emerging market currencies that had surged have now traded lower for the past three sessions. The main talking point today is tomorrow's trade talk between the US and China. The mutual tariffs are so high that even if they were halved, they would still be prohibitive. China's April trade figures show it was able to more than replace the loss of exports to the US and overall Chinese exports rose. While China has replaced US demand, at least initially, …
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Overview: The US dollar has stabilized after yesterday's surge. Following words of caution by Japan's finance minister, the yen is the strongest of the G10 currencies today, with around a 0.15% gain. The slowest underlying inflation in Norway in four months has weighted on the krone, which is off about 0.35%. Excluding the krone, the G10 currencies are little changed. Emerging market currencies are in a wide range but also mixed. Since the end of tis long national holiday, China has announced several measures including broader export controls on rare earths EV battery technology, and a levy on US ships making port calls in China. Japanese and Chinese equities fell with t…
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The Australian dollar is coming off its best week since April, posting gains of 1.4%. In the European session, AUD/USD is trading at 0.6657, up 0.12% on the day. China's industrial production, retail sales slip in August China posted disappointing data in September, as the second largest economy in the world continues to cool. Industrial production expanded 5.2% y/y, down from 5.8% in August and below the market estimate of 5.7%. This was the lowest pace of growth since August 2024, as manufacturing activity slowed and domestic remained weak. China's retail sales rose 3.4% y/y in September, below 3.7% in August and the market estimate of 3.8%. This was the slowest pace…
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The Australian dollar is almost unchanged on Wednesday. In the European session, AUD/USD is trading at 0.6532, up 0.03% on the day. China's PPI declines 3.6% China's producer price index surprised on the downside in June, with a steep 3.6% y/y decline. This was below the May decline of 3.3% and the consensus of -3.2%. China has posted producer deflation for 33 successive months and the June figure marked the steepest slide since July 2023. Monthly, PPI declined by 0.4%, unchanged over the past three months. Opinions are the authors'; not necessarily that of OANDA Business Information & Services, Inc. or any of its affiliates, …
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Xinhua is reporting China PM Xi speaking and says: Should adhere to openness and win-win cooperationMaintain the international economic and economic trade orderHe adds that: Certain countries severely impact world economy with a trade war.U.S.–China trade tensions remain high, with recent data showing China’s exports slowing to their weakest pace in six months and shipments to the U.S. plunging by over 30%, underscoring the weight of tariffs on both sides. Recall that the Trump administration extended its tariff truce with Beijing through November 10, keeping average duties around 30% but avoiding fresh hikes for now. This article was writt…
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Authorities in China’s Jiangxi province have identified permitting issues at eight lithium mines in Yichun, one of the country’s key production hubs, as Beijing tightens oversight of its critical mineral sector. The Yichun Natural Resources Bureau recently issued notices to the mine operators requiring them to provide resource reserve verification reports after finding discrepancies between their licensed mining rights and the actual minerals being extracted, according a report by Benchmark Mineral Intelligence. It follows similar measures taken last week in the western province of Qinghai, where local authorities in Haixi Prefecture ordered the shutdown of a mine…
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China’s overseas mining investment has soared to its highest level in over a decade, driven by Beijing’s push to secure critical raw materials amid rising geopolitical tensions. There were 10 deals worth more than $100 million in 2024, the most since 2013 according to data from S&P and Mergermarket data, cited by the Financial Times. Separate research from the Griffith Asia Institute found that last year was the most active for Chinese overseas mining investment and construction since at least 2013. Long the world’s biggest consumer of many strategic resources, China has invested abroad for years to shore up supply. But analysts say this latest wave reflects a…
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The China crypto ban just added another delicious layer to the Asian markets. China is creating a dip so they can buy it. Our theory at 99B is that China bans BTC ▼-0.28% when the price is high and unbans it when the BTC price is low, so their citizens and companies don’t buy high. Forced diamond hands. In addition, Beijing announced this week that it will start unloading its stockpile of seized crypto through licensed exchanges in Hong Kong. By pushing confiscated assets into licensed platforms, China injects liquidity, props up volume, and molds Hong Kong into a pricing engine for global crypto markets. Here’s what you need to know: BitcoinPriceMarket CapBTC$2.27T24…
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China’s exports of rare earth products surged in July to levels not seen since January, underscoring Beijing’s easing of export restrictions and tensions with the US. Volumes rose 69% to 6,422 tonnes, according to customs data compiled by Bloomberg. The rebound comes after China introduced sweeping export controls during April-May in response to US tariff measures, prompting concerns of a global supply squeeze on rare earth products, particularly permanent magnets, which are crucial for advanced technologies such as electric vehicles, wind turbines and defense systems. Industries that rely heavily on these magnets, from automakers in Europe and India to electro…
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China’s exports of rare earth products jumped to a near-record 7,338 tons in August, marking the highest monthly volume since 2012, according to customs data cited by Bloomberg on Friday. The data comes right before a scheduled phone call between Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump, during which they are expected to discuss trade and critical minerals. China is the world’s largest producer of rare earths, a group of 17 minerals used in a multitude of high-tech applications, ranging from consumer electronics to fighter jets. With control over 70% of the global mine supply and almost all of the processing, the nation has a near-monopoly status…
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China’s steel consumption is projected to decline steadily over the next decade, marking a structural shift in global steel demand dynamics, according to a new report from Wood Mackenzie. The country’s demand is expected to fall by an average of 5–7 million tonnes (Mt) annually, pushing its share of global steel consumption down from 49% in 2024 to just 31% by 2050. Meanwhile, India, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) are emerging as strategic growth hubs, reshaping both demand and supply chains across the steel industry. China’s structural decline The deceleration in Chinese steel demand reflects the economy’s pivot away from infr…
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After the recent news of China casting a blanket ban on crypto, a Chinese security minister has warned that foreign companies are using dubious crypto schemes to collect biometric data, including iris scans, calling this practice a threat to national security and the violation of personal privacy. As per an article published on 6 August 2025 by the local news outlet Global Times, the Chinese ministry has highlighted growing concerns regarding biometric technology, citing recent cases in which foreign intelligence agencies unlawfully extracted facial data from individuals in China for espionage purposes. Although the ministry hasn’t dropped any names, the outlined method…
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A China-based entertainment company has made a major move into crypto, buying 300 Bitcoin just as the market trades near $114,000. Pop Culture Group (NASDAQ: CPOP), headquartered in Xiamen, disclosed the $33M purchase in a press release. The company emphasized the beginning of its digital asset treasure and part of wider plans to connect its entertainment business with Web3. It shared its plan to invest in additional assets in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and BOT to establish a diversified crypto fund to finance blockchain-oriented entertainment initiatives. Bitcoin Price Analysis: How is Bitcoin Trading Post Purchase? Bitcoin is holding near $114,400, with intraday moves betwe…
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Overview: With a US-Japanese deal in hand, and the prospects of an extended tariff truce between the US and China, many perceive some tail risks associated with the US foreign economic policy have diminished. This has encouraged the animal spirits and helped drive equity prices higher. The dollar is mixed. The uptick in Australia's PMI and cautionary comments from the governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia have helped lift the Australian dollar to new highs for the year and puts it atop the G10 performers today. On the other hand, a disappointing UK PMI pushed sterling down around 0.25% today and is the laggard among the G10 currencies. Emerging market currencies are m…
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