China's lithium carbonate imports to recover in November

Published: Nov 15, 2023 15:24

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In terms of imports, in October, China is expected to import approximately 12,000 mt of lithium carbonate, down 12.12% MoM but up 3.75% YoY.

In terms of imports, in October, China is expected to import approximately 12,000 mt of lithium carbonate, down 12.12% MoM but up 3.75% YoY. After significant increase in shipments from Chile (+84.48% MoM to 16,791 mt in October), China's lithium carbonate imports are expected to recover to 16,500 mt in November.

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