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President Sheinbaum's comments suggest that while no formal agreement on critical minerals has been reached with the US, the initiation of talks indicates a willingness to engage on trade issues crucial for both nations.

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  • Government will work on recovering more than 200 mining concessions.
  • Seeking voluntary return of unused concessions.
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The mention of recovering over 200 mining concessions could signal potential regulatory shifts, impacting investment flows and the broader commodities market, especially for critical resources such as lithium and copper.

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