US Trump Adminstration is to use a Pentagon-created AI model to set reference prices for critical minerals in a global trading block, according to sources; these include Antimony, Tungsten, Germanium and Gallium

The Trump administration's decision to use a Pentagon-developed AI model for setting reference prices for critical minerals marks a notable shift in trade policy, potentially influencing pricing and availability in the global market.

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This move may lead to increased volatility in commodities tied to these minerals and could impact currency flows, particularly for the USD, as it positions the U.S. competitively in international trade discussions. Watch for reactions across related sectors and global trading partners, as this could signal a broader strategic pivot in resource management.

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