German Finance Minister says they do not have time to lose on rare earths; will be central topic under G7 French Presidency

The German Finance Minister's remarks highlight the urgency around securing rare earths, key for various industries, amidst ongoing discussions under the G7 framework.

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  • Many open questions remain after G7 rare earths meeting.
  • Price floor and partnerships were discussed as options to secure rare earths.
  • There was no reaction from China to the G7 meeting. 
  • Discussion on price floors has just started, we need to check details.
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This could signal increased regulatory or strategic interventions in the rare earth market, potentially impacting prices and supply chains, particularly if partnerships are formed. The lack of immediate Chinese response suggests either a strategic silence or potential future implications for trade dynamics in this critical sector.

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