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Lithium price forecast 2030 s&P Global’s lithium price forecast
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S&P Global’s lithium price forecast 2030 signals structural supply deficits as new project lead times stretch beyond five years. Bond yields in mining-heavy economies correlate with commodity cycles, underscoring investor need to monitor central bank policy for sector valuation impacts. Granted, recent earnings weren’t so hot. Its earnings per share loss of $3.04 missed by $1.46. Revenue of $1.08 billion, down 55.2% year over year missed by $60 million. But that’s to be expected when lithium prices plunge as they have. However, the company did revise and increased its lithium sales volume guidance. During the 20 minute overview Cook explained that China is increasingly looking to African hard-rock lithium supply to provide feedstock for the country’s growing chemical segment. Lithium price forecast 2030 remains a headline metric in commodity conferences, with panel discussions forecasting unprecedented capital expenditure in exploration. Supply elasticity remains low, reinforcing the probability of sustained high pricing for the remainder of the decade.