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Chinese Lithium Giant Says Price Swings Have Turned More Extreme

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 11 November 2026, 05:24 UTC By Martin Ritchie and Annie Lee 1 min read
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Hyperdrive Chinese Lithium Giant Says Price Swings Have Turned More Extreme Lithium prices are getting harder to predict after a rollercoaster ride this year, according to Ganfeng Lithium Group Co., one of China’s top producers of the battery metal. Market swings have become more extreme and price cycles have gotten shorter, President Assistant Roy Zhang said at a conference in Shanghai on Wednesday.

Hyperdrive Chinese Lithium Giant Says Price Swings Have Turned More Extreme Lithium prices are getting harder to predict after a rollercoaster ride this year, according to Ganfeng Lithium Group Co., one of China’s top producers of the battery metal. Market swings have become more extreme and price cycles have gotten shorter, President Assistant Roy Zhang said at a conference in Shanghai on Wednesday.
Chinese Lithium Giant (ORG) Ganfeng Lithium Group Co. (ORG) China (LOCATION) Roy Zhang (PERSON) Shanghai (LOCATION)
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