Japanese Finance Minister Katayama says she had a G7 ministers meeting online; discussed critical minerals and support for Ukraine

The comments from Japan's Finance Minister emphasize the urgency in addressing supply chain concerns for critical minerals, which are vital for various industries including technology and green energy.

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  • "I told G7 ministers it's important to come up with measures to boost supply chains as soon as possible"
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This could signal stronger collaborative efforts among G7 nations, potentially impacting commodity prices and global trade dynamics, particularly for metals used in sustainable technologies.

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