Lynas Shares Rally on Geopolitical Tensions and Price Stabilization Hopes

After a weak finish to 2025, shares in rare earths producer Lynas have staged a significant rebound. The stock is advancing approximately 10% on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) today, recovering from a four-month low touched in early January. This upward movement is fueled by a combination of technical factors, rising geopolitical friction in the sector, and emerging signals that key commodity prices may be finding a floor.

A primary catalyst for the surge is an escalating dispute between China and Japan concerning critical materials. The Japanese government today labeled China’s so-called dual-use export restrictions as “unacceptable,” with rare earth elements being a central focus.

This tension underscores the strategic Read more...