Canadian miner Sherritt pulls out of Cuba on Trump sanctions fears, via FT

Sherritt's withdrawal from Cuba reflects growing concerns around U.S.

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  • Sherritt, Cuba's top foreign investor, had a 32-year old nickel and cobalt mining joint venture on the island.
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sanctions under the Trump administration, which could negatively impact foreign investment in the region. This move is indicative of rising geopolitical risks that may affect associated sectors, notably commodities like nickel and cobalt, and could signal increased volatility in related markets, including currencies and equities. Traders should monitor how this development could influence investor sentiment toward emerging markets and commodity stocks related to aggressive foreign policies.

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