The US is to host a meeting on rare earths this week, according to Bloomberg

The upcoming US-hosted meeting on rare earths signals a potential shift in trade relations and resource policy, particularly as China currently dominates the supply chain.

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This move could hint at efforts to secure supply and reduce dependence on foreign sources, impacting related markets such as tech and renewable energy. Traders should watch for potential implications on both pricing dynamics and geopolitical tensions.

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