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Lithium Price Pressure Builds as Analysts Clash Over Supply Deficit Outlook Original

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By Naveed Iqbal 
| Brave New Coin
Lithium's recent sell-off has raised questions about possible shortages versus the more anticipated supply cycle in the market. There is a dramatic divide between analyst forecasts of lower prices after 2026 and those of higher demand than supply for several more years, according to new charts. The enmity concerns electric vehicles, battery storage, and heavy transportation.
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Platinum Price Tests $1,700 Support as Selling Pressure Deepens

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By Naveed Iqbal 
| Brave New Coin
Platinum tumbled sharply, trading toward one of its more closely observed support levels. The latest charts have XPT around $1,750 when it was a little lower at one point during the day, by approximately 4.1%, and market commentary indicated that prices briefly dipped as low as $1,705. The pullback is continuing an ongoing correction from above $2,000. Platinum is testing a range where previous buyers have targeted, but the technicals are not yet in play for a sustained recovery.
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Weeks after 300 stranded mid-air, J&K orders probe into Gulmarg gondola glitch

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By Naveed Iqbal 
| The Indian Express
Officials of the Indian Army, J&K Police and SDRF were pressed into service to rescue all passengers stuck in 65 cabins of the gondola on May 25. (Image: Kashmir Police/X) The Jammu & Kashmir government has constituted a committee to probe lapses in the Gulmarg gondola incident, in which a technical glitch in the cable car led to over 300 passengers being stuck several meters above the ground.
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