US President Trump signed an order to seek international supply chain of critical minerals; will allow the US to take in 25% on sale of chips

President Trump's executive order to enhance the international supply chain for critical minerals, alongside the proposal for the U.S.

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to capture a portion of revenue from semiconductor sales, signals a strategic pivot aimed at boosting domestic manufacturing and reducing dependency on foreign suppliers. This move could heighten tensions in international trade relations and influence investor sentiment across commodities and equities, particularly in sectors like technology and energy where these materials are vital.

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