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flag China's crackdown on illegal lithium mining and export bans cause prices to surge, boosting lithium company stocks.

flag China's crackdown on illegal lithium mining and export bans have led to a significant price surge for the mineral, rising from US$575 to US$970 per tonne. flag This increase follows the closure of a major lithium mine in Jiangxi, China, and has boosted the stock prices of several ASX-listed lithium companies. flag The surge may signal a positive turn for the lithium market, driven by growing demand for electric vehicles, especially in China and Europe.

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