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USA Rare Earth, partly owned by the US government, has acquired Serra Verde, an important producer of critical minerals in Brazil. Lula tried unsuccessfully to block the deal, but it may still be abrogated & may only last while Trump is in power.
Are Brazil's critical minerals next in line for Trump's quest to commandeer resources?
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The Iran war has damaged Saudi Arabia, Qatar, & UAE's economies, which made ambitious US investment commitments. The war weakens finances, growth, & trust in US security guarantees. The question is whether, & how, the countries will implement commitments.
The Iran war is raising doubts over Trump’s "America First" foreign investment goal
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Peterson Institute
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Sep 19
The yuan's lack of gains as an international payment currency in a time with rising global concerns about the dollar is surprising, @ChorzempaMartin writes, & suggests Beijing will need to find new growth drivers if aiming to close the gap with the dollar.
Has the Chinese yuan's rise in global usage hit a wall?
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Peterson Institute
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Sep 18
USA Rare Earth, partly owned by the US government, has acquired Serra Verde, an important producer of critical minerals in Brazil. Lula tried unsuccessfully to block the deal, but it may still be abrogated & may only last while Trump is in power.
Are Brazil's critical minerals next in line for Trump's quest to commandeer resources?
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Peterson Institute
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Sep 18
Not only for its lack of sturdy legal foundations, but more importantly its stark conflict with the economic interests of mineral producers abroad, the Trump admin's quest for secure control over foreign minerals seems bound to fail, Gary Hufbauer writes.
Trump's quest for control of critical minerals and oil abroad: History predicts failure
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