Interested in investing in lithium in Australia? Here’s a brief overview of the basic facts investors should know about the market.
After the country became the world’s largest lithium producer in 2018, many market participants are wondering if investing in lithium in Australia is a good option
Without a doubt, the energy revolution is here to stay, with forecasts for electric vehicle (EV) sales increasing every day. As a result, demand for lithium, a key element in the lithium-ion batteries used to power electric cars, is expected to triple by 2025 reaching about 1 million tonnes in size.
For investors interested in getting into the space, here’s a brief overview of the basic facts to know about investing in lithium in Australia, including what stocks to keep an eye on.
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Japanese Market Notably Higher
TOKYO (dpa-AFX) - The Japanese stock market is notably higher on Wednesday, snapping a losing streak of five sessions, with the benchmark Nikkei index just below the 27,600 level, following the broadly positive cues overnight from Wall Street. Traders are indulging in bargain hunting following the recent losses, even as they remain concerned amid the recent acceleration in the new wave of coronavirus cases, particularly in Olympic city Tokyo.
Japanese markets will be closed on Thursday and Friday for public holidays, with the Tokyo 2020 opening ceremony on Friday.
The benchmark Nikkei 225 Index is gaining 210.48 points or 0.77 percent to 27,598.64, after hitting a low of 27,882.43 earlier. Japanese stocks closed significantly lower on Tuesday.