Obviously, there has been one story front and center in the world of REEs this week, that of Goldman Sachs' analysis of the REE markets, and the financial medias rote recitation of said self-described analysis as fact. Judging by my inbox over the weekend, it's safe to say that Malcolm Southwood and his band of merry MBAs have rankled the geologists that be, to no discernible end. Reactions seem to run the gamut from disbelief to contention to naked outrage.

Another busy week for the Australian REE sector. There have been no dramatic announcements in recent weeks, so the share market headlines have been focused elsewhere, but a great deal is happening and further news is expected soon on a range of fronts.

Two Australian REE companies could be planning to work together to provide a range of both light and heavy rare earths.

It is becoming very hard to keep with the Australian REE story.

Add Angola to your Australian REE explorer watch list.

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