The EU is to offer the US a partnership on critical minerals to counter China's influence, Bloomberg reports citing sources

The EU's proposal to partner with the US on critical minerals signals a strategic move to reduce reliance on China, which is significant given the increasing competition in this sector.

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This partnership could enhance supply chains and bolster both economies while impacting commodity markets, particularly in minerals; keep an eye on sectors involved in critical mineral extraction and production for potential volatility.

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