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Brazil Passes Critical Minerals Bill Tightening Deal Scrutiny
Source: Bloomberg
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Brazil’s Congress approved a critical minerals bill that increases government scrutiny of mining deals. The mining industry warned the tighter rules could deter foreign investment. The legislation is likely a modest headwind for critical-minerals projects dependent on international capital, with potential knock-on effects for related equities.
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