China’s grip on critical minerals draws warnings at IEA gathering
US Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said the world is up against a dominant supplier of critical minerals willing to exploit its position for political gain.
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China gold prices plunge the most since 2020, curbing record premium
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Canada, France boost critical minerals cooperation
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