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According to the recent market data, it is argued that selling pressure is reduced and buyers are cautiously re-entering at key stages. There were signs of stabilization in lithium prices after a long-term sell-off as the futures, spot pricing, and equity-linked ETFs increased in line. Lithium Contracts Stabilize After Prolonged Fall In a recent X post, analyst Juan Carlos Zuleta pointed out that the lithium carbonate prices in China came back in a small amount following nine consecutive days of falls. The futures markets recorded that front-month futures contracts were concentrated between $19,500 and $19,700 per tonne, with spot-aligned levels of around $19,550 per tonne. This was the initial stalemate in a continuing series of downside pressures. Juan Carlos Zuleta points out in X a modest recovery of lithium carbonate, where the majority of the futures contracts have boasted and prices have stabilized at around 19,500/T. The stabilization was represented in the futures curve. Profits were in the range of $600 to $900 per tonne, and a number of maturities have been brought to the level of $19,600 to $19,900/t. The general upward trend indicated the enhancement of the short-term mood. Prices further into the curve came nearer, though not exceeding, the level of $20,000 per tonne. The level remains a psychological barrier. The observation of the analyst indicates that there is a sentiment reset as opposed to a proven trend shift. The strength of futures and stability of spots indicate that the negative movement has been weakened. The price above $19,500 per tonne now seems to be the focal point of this positive outlook. Base Formation The Trading Economics Data Indicates As well, the price of lithium carbonate was trading higher than the day before, with an increase of $19,550 per tonne, or a day-to-day increase of 0.74%. This…

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