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EVision #242: Fastmarkets Takeaways & Upcoming Fireside Chat on July 2

Published: 2026-06-28Institution: Deutsche BankPages: 31Original language: EnglishEvidence page: 1

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EVision #242: Fastmarkets Takeaways & Upcoming Fireside Chat on July 2

Deutsche Bank

Research

North America Industry Date

Canada 28 June 2026

United States Evision Weekly

Periodical

Industrials Charge

Metals & Mining

EVision #242: Fastmarkets Takeaways &

Upcoming Fireside Chat on July 2

Corinne Blanchard

EVision #242: Upcoming Fireside Chat Post Fastmarkets on 07/02 at 10am ET; Research Analyst

Fastmarkets Takeaways +1-904-645-2360

This week, we focus on:

David Begleiter

Research Analyst

n (i) Fireside Chat with Fastmarkets Research Team on Thursday July 2, at

10am ET. Click here to register for the call. +1-212-250-5473

Mike McNulty

n (ii) Key takeaways from day 1 of Fastmarkets, with an overall focus on

Research Associate

geopolitical support for Lithium and critical minerals. Click here to view our

+1-904-887-0349

full note.

n (iii) Key takeaways from day 2 of Fastmarkets, with an overall focus on

BESS and Lithium demand. Click here to view our full note.

n (iv) We will be hosting 1:1 calls Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday post

conference. Please reach out to Corinne Blanchard or your sales rep to

schedule a call.

Thursday, July 2 at 10am ET | Fireside Chat with Fastmarket Team

We are hosting a 45-minute Fireside Chat, Thursday July 2, at 10am with the

Fastmarket Research Team, (i) Paul Lusty, Head of Base metals & Battery

Materials Research and (ii) Przemek Koralewski, Global Head of Market

Development. During the Fireside Chat, we will discuss key learnings from the

Fastmarkets Global Lithium, Battery, and Critical Materials Conference, Lithium

market dynamics, relevant policy, and pricing outlook.

We invite you to join us July 2, at 10am ET with the Fastmarkets Research Team.

Click here to register for the call.

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