This market resolves YES if China's trailing 4-month HS 2805.30 (rare-earth metals, scandium and yttrium) export volume exceeds 2000 kg on June 30, 2026.
What is being measured: Cumulative Chinese exports under GACC HS 2805.30 to all destinations, in kilograms, for the 4-month period ending 2 months before June 30, 2026. The 2-month lag ensures GACC has published data for all months in the window.
Measurement window:
Settlement March 31: October (prior year) – January (current year)
Settlement June 30: January – April (current year)
Settlement September 30: April – July (current year)
Settlement December 31: July – October (current year)
HS code note: HS 2805.30 covers the full basket of rare-earth metals, scandium, and yttrium in metal form — not scandium-specific. If GACC or UN Comtrade provides element-level disaggregation, use Sc-specific data. If only basket data is available, use the full HS 2805.30 total.
YES if:
GACC and/or UN Comtrade data confirms cumulative HS 2805.30 exports exceed 2000 kg for the applicable 4-month window
NO if:
Exports for the 4-month window are ≤ 2000 kg per GACC/Comtrade data
If GACC data is unavailable: use UN Comtrade mirror import data from destination countries as proxy; if proxy ≤ 2000 kg, resolves NO
Primary sources:
GACC monthly trade query system (customs.gov.cn) — HS 280530, all destinations; published ~6 weeks post-reference month
UN Comtrade Database (comtrade.un.org) — China-reported exports HS 280530
Secondary sources: 3. CCCMC (cccme.org.cn) — export license issuance statistics for controlled rare earth metals 4. Mirror import data — Japan, US, South Korea import statistics for HS 280530 5. Fastmarkets / Asian Metal — China Sc export statistics from trade sources
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Proposed resolution: YES Actual value: 16,353.00 kg
Rationale: The sum of China HS 2805.30 exports for January–April 2026 is reported as 16,353 kg, which is well above the 2,000 kg threshold specified in the criteria. The data is compiled from monthly figures cited in Strategic Metals Invest reviews, which reference Chinese customs data. Although the named source is not specified, the research provides a clear, sourced total for the relevant period.
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