Renewed warnings of dwindling Indonesian nickel reserves
Renewed warnings of dwindling Indonesian nickel reserves

11 November 2024 – Once again, the Indonesian government has warned of the end of nickel reserves in the country and called for them to be conserved and new deposits to be sought. Will the end of nickel reserves come sooner than expected? And the US stock markets can benefit significantly from Donald Trump’s election victory.

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Renewed warnings of dwindling Indonesian nickel resources

Last week, the Indonesian Directorate General of Minerals and Coal (ESDM) once again warned that the country’s nickel reserves were dwindling and emphasised the importance of intensive exploration for new nickel and other raw material deposits. Otherwise, the downstream programme initiated by the government could not be adequately supported.

Out of Nickel: Unnoticed, the raw material runs out

We would like to point out that we first warned extensively on 26th April 2022 about the depletion of Indonesian nickel reserves, as well as other important global nickel deposits.

First warnings followed as early as May 2022

As a result, the Indonesian government was forced to admit on 12 May 2022 that the country’s nickel reserves, which had previously seemed infinite, were finite and that the known high-grade nickel reserves could be used up by 2031 and the low-grade nickel reserves by 2036.

Indonesian government without a nickel strategy?

The mining intensity with which Indonesia is exploiting its nickel reserves has led to the reserves being depleted ever faster. For some time now, the Indonesian government has been trying to curb overexploitation. Recently, warnings of the end of Indonesian nickel reserves have increased significantly.

If we look at the predictions of so-called price forecasters in this light, we have to grab our heads and ask ourselves for whose benefit are you writing this?

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