US Edition5 Best-performing ASX Lithium Stocks (Updated January 2026)
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5 Best-performing ASX Lithium Stocks (Updated January 2026)
Global demand for lithium presents a significant opportunity for Australia and Australian lithium companies.Australia remains the world’s largest lithium miner, supplying nearly 30 percent of global output in 2024, though its dominance is easing as other lithium-producing countries such as Zimbabwe, Argentina and Brazil scale up production. The surge in supply has pressured prices, with battery-grade spodumene trading below US$800 per tonne, pro…
The global lithium sector is cautiously optimistic about 2026. After more than three years in which a persistent oversupply has weighed on prices, there are increasing signs of a noticeable change. The driving force behind this development is less the electric vehicle market than the rapidly growing demand for stationary battery storage, particularly in China, but increasingly worldwide. Since the second half of 2022, supply has significantly ex…
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