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The International Energy Agency reported that global investments in the mining and refining of critical metals, especially in technology, aerospace, and clean energy, declined by 9% in 2025, despite Western countries' efforts to boost domestic production for security reasons. It explained that geopolitical tensions and export restrictions—particularly from China, which imposed restrictions on rare earth elements—led to a shrinkage in supply chains and posed a threat to production operations valued at up to $6.5 trillion. However, there was a significant increase in financial commitments, and many countries, such as the United States and Malaysia, began to reduce China's dominance over refining processes.
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