India Mining Ministry says India-Russia hold dialogue on mining, including critical minerals

The dialogue between India and Russia on mining, particularly concerning critical minerals, suggests a strengthening of ties that could influence supply chains and commodity markets.

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This may be particularly relevant in the context of geopolitical tensions and ongoing sanctions affecting Russia, potentially impacting pricing and availability of those minerals. Traders should be vigilant about how this affects metal prices and broader market sentiment around commodities.

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