American Battery Materials, Inc.(BLTH.US)

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American Battery Materials, Inc.
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American Battery Materials, Inc., a renewable energy company, focuses on the extraction, refinement, and distribution of technical minerals in the United States. The company engages in the extraction of lithium, as well as other minerals. Its properties include the Lisbon lithium project comprising 743 placer mining claims covering an area of 14,320 acres located in San Juan County in southeastern Utah. The company was formerly known as BoxScore Brands, Inc.
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    Domestic and international commodity futures fell, with precious metals leading the decline

    Domestic and international commodity futures generally declined, with precious metals leading the drop. The main contracts for domestic lithium carbonate and polysilicon fell by more than 6%, while platinum and palladium contracts saw declines of up to 9% and 7%, respectively. Shanghai silver and Shanghai gold also dropped by more than 2%. LME copper prices fell by over 1.5%, and both WTI and Brent crude oil prices decreased by about 1%. Market risk warning, investment should be cautious

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    Invesco Great Wall Jiangshan: By 2026, B-end AI applications will accelerate replacement, investment targets are scarce, optimistic about leading companies in large models; the certainty of robots in the next 5 years is very high

    Jingshun Changcheng Fund Manager Jiang Shan stated at the investment strategy meeting that by 2026, B-end AI applications are expected to accelerate the replacement of traditional applications, and investment targets will become scarce, especially among leading large model companies. He pointed out that investments in computing power and robotics will have high certainty in the next five years. Although the certainty of robotics investment is relatively low in the short term, the long-term prospects are broad. He holds a cautious attitude towards investments in traditional internal combustion engine-related companies, believing that future investment opportunities will focus on companies with significant AI technology

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    Rebel leader denounces US-DRC minerals deal one year after Goma's fall

    Rebel leader Corneille Nangaa criticized a U.S.-DRC minerals deal as unconstitutional, citing transparency issues and legal flaws. He claimed the partnership, signed in December, raises doubts about U.S. investment in eastern Congo, where key minerals are located in rebel-held areas. The Congolese presidency dismissed Nangaa's claims as speculative, asserting the deal aligns with constitutional prerogatives. Nangaa also mentioned improved security in rebel areas but accused the government of obstructing peace efforts. The partnership is set for parliamentary approval in March, despite ongoing tensions and allegations of human rights violations by all parties involved.

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    US, Mexico agree to begin talks on USMCA reforms, USTR's office says

    Jan 28 (Reuters) -U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer and Mexican Secretary of Economy Marcelo Ebrard agreed during a meeting on Wednesday to begin formal discussions on possible reforms to the United States-Mexico-Canada trade agreement, Greer’s office said.Possible reforms include stronger rules of origin for key industrial goods, more collaboration on critical minerals, increasing efforts to defend workers and producers, and efforts to combat dumping of manufactured goods, the USTR’s office said in a statement.

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    Lithium price and stocks are at risk amid surplus concerns

    Lithium prices have plummeted to 194,500 CNY per ton, the lowest since May, amid concerns of oversupply despite rising demand for electric vehicles (EVs). Analysts predict over 14 million EVs will be sold in 2023, a 35% increase YoY. A significant lithium discovery in Nevada has heightened fears of surplus, contributing to a decline in lithium stocks, with companies like Lithium Americas seeing a 41% drop since 2022. The US is expected to become a major lithium producer by 2026, further impacting market dynamics.

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