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China steps in and raises the daily trading band for #lithium futures from 9 to 11%.

It’s the sixth time Guangzhou has stepped in since Dec. 19. Its previous interventions involved capping new positions and raising fees to quell the moves. Still, open interest and trading volumes have remained elevated, following the records hit in November.

The most-active contract extended gains by about 7% to 166,740 yuan ($23,943) a ton on Wednesday afternoon. Prices have doubled since the start of November, propelled by bets on growth in energy storage systems, an uncertain supply outlook in one of China’s main production hubs, and the potential front-loading of the country’s battery-related exports in the first quarter.

As of today, 01/22/26 (China time), the #lithium carbonate price (in $) reached 23,567/mt, up 3.79%. This is the highest level since Oct 24, 2023, & the 3rd day in a row of rising prices. As the futures continue to rise, the rally is likely to persist tomorrow.

Where do you see these clapa?

We have not seen big buys like this for a year

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Lithium futures was up so the Lithium Spod price will increase tomorrow

Is there any support level showing around this current price?

Along with steady nameplate production

Nothing*. Bloody auto correct

It’s great to see!!!!

So many months of morning and now this!! LTH rewarded finally!!!

So all the buys and sells

These are not retail

Investors?

1980

Let’s hope it’s just having a break

Still great prices per ton

Kod and chips?

All those weeks of doing nothing and this

Some action going on

Is that you Joe Bloggs?

Do the need to fundraise?

This is ready to lift off with a good RNS next

Forget the gold

Kodal has and is concentrating on the Lithium resource

We will be up again tomorrow on Spod prices

China’s lithium carbonate futures surged 9% to ¥156,060/t—the highest since Nov 2023—after Beijing announced the removal of battery export tax rebates, signaling potential front-loaded export demand and heightened price volatility.

Surely a buy?