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German Minister Calls for Increasing Fees on Chinese Cars
Hyundai fully acquires Boston Dynamics to promote robotics technology
U.S. Unemployment Benefits Drop Unexpectedly Below Expectations
S&P 500 and Nasdaq decline amid chip stock pressure despite slowing inflation
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The International Energy Agency reported that investments in critical minerals declined by 9% in 2025, despite Western countries' pledges to boost local production for national security reasons. This comes amid escalating geopolitical tensions and export restrictions that have led to reduced production and disruptions in supply chains, especially with China imposing restrictions on the export of rare earth elements. The agency noted that China and Indonesia are responsible for more than three-quarters of the growth in refined supply over the past two years. It also highlighted that the diminishing Chinese dominance and increased support for financing efforts reflect ongoing efforts to diversify sources. Furthermore, the agency warns that continued restrictions could threaten up to $6.5 trillion worth of production activities within global value chains.
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