Brazil's Sousa says the national policy for critical minerals is expected to come out in the next 2-3 months

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Brazil's Sousa says the national policy for critical minerals is expected to come out in the next 2-3 months

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Brazil's announcement about a forthcoming national policy on critical minerals is significant as it suggests potential government support and regulatory frameworks to enhance the mining sector. This could shape investment opportunities and operational strategy in emerging markets, particularly for companies involved in critical minerals essential for global supply chains. Markets may react to potential implications for resource availability and pricing, which could impact commodities and associated currencies.

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