Higher Lithium Prices Likely in April on Production Disruptions -- Market Talk

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0641 GMT - Lithium prices could rise in April on production disruptions, Daiwa Capital Markets analysts say in a research report. Exports from Zimbabwe remain suspended at end-March after its decision last month to impose a lithium concentrate export ban, the analysts say. Given falling lithium inventories in China, lithium prices could rise in April if output from Zimbabwe remains low. The brokerage lifts its 2026 global lithium average selling price to CNY120,000-CNY150,000 per ton from CNY75,000-CNY90,000 per ton. It raises ratings on Ganfeng Lithium's H- and A-shares to outperform from underperform and target prices to HK$85.00 from HK$53.00 and to CNY90.00 from CNY65.00, respectively. It raises Tianqi Lithium's A-share rating to outperform from sell and target price to CNY66.00 from CNY50.00. (ronnie.harui@wsj.com)

 

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March 30, 2026 02:41 ET (06:41 GMT)

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