The Latest Breaking News from lithium

Shares of Lithium Americas Corp. (NASDAQ:LAC) jumped Wednesday after the company shared that the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) took a 5% stake in the mining company. The DOE also gave Lithium Americas a critical approval on a previously announced loan.

U.S. stocks were lower, with the Dow Jones index falling more than 100 points on Wednesday.

The Trump Administration has been aggressively pursuing equity stakes in major US private firms since July.

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Shares of Lithium Americas Corp (NYSE: LAC) are falling sharply Monday afternoon, giving back a portion of last week's gains. The stock is pulling back as investors take profits on the recent surge, which was fueled by news of a potential U.S. government investment.

Lithium-themed ETFs touched 52-week highs last week, prompting questions on if the rally is driven more by political tailwinds than commodity fundamentals.

The EV battery market is projected to exceed $250 billion by 2035, presenting investors with opportunities in both lithium giants and high-risk innovators.

The lithium market has regained interest after the Trump administration confirmed it is weighing a stake in Lithium Americas (NYSE: LAC). While gold advances toward its second-best year on record, lithium, “the white gold,” has been mostly out of the spotlight.

In a significant move that highlights the complexities surrounding airline regulations, Qantas has been recognized for its commitment to passenger safety by strictly adhering to international protocols concerning lithium batteries. As the airline industry faces growing scrutiny due to incidents involving lithium-ion battery malfunctions, Qantas's approach underscores its dedication to…