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  1. A company is advancing ultra rare earth projects in Goiás, Brazil, while Kurt Radtke is appointed President of Appia Rare Earths.

Jefferies Financial Group Begins Coverage on Aclara Resources Inc.

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What happened

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Jefferies Financial Group began coverage on Aclara Resources Inc. on September 2nd, issuing a 'hold' rating. On Thursday, Aclara Resources Inc. shares were down 8.4%, trading at $1.86. The stock experienced a 302% increase in trading volume during the session.

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Why it matters

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Aclara Resources Inc. is a Canadian mineral development company focused on rare earth element projects, including the Carina Module in Goiás, Brazil. Coverage and ratings from Jefferies Financial Group influence the market valuation of the company.

A company is advancing ultra rare earth projects in Goiás, Brazil, while Kurt Radtke is appointed President of Appia Rare Earths.

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Who's involved

  • Jefferies Financial GroupAmerican financial services company that issued coverage and a 'hold' rating on Aclara Resources Inc.
  • GoiásLocation of the Carina Module project for Aclara Resources Inc.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Export-Import Bank of the United StatesSpeculative

    The stock drop and 'hold' rating could increase perceived credit risk for Aclara Resources Inc., potentially affecting the Export-Import Bank of the United States' financing interest.

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