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Following the EU, Japan, and US plurilateral trade initiative on critical minerals, EU Commission President von der Leyen says next step is a bilateral EU-US agreement on raw materials.

The announcement indicates a significant step towards strengthening trade relations between the EU and US, particularly in critical minerals, which are essential for various industries including technology and renewable energy.

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This could impact market dynamics, particularly for currencies like the USD and EUR, as stronger cooperation may stabilize supply chains and influence investor sentiment in related sectors. The move also highlights ongoing shifts in global trade policies, potentially affecting commodity markets and geopolitics.

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