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Brazil Puts Rare Earths, Copper Atop Critical Minerals List
Source: Bloomberg
Commodities & Raw MaterialsTrade Policy & Supply ChainEmerging MarketsFiscal Policy & Budget
Brazil approved its first list of critical and strategic minerals under a new national policy intended to attract investment and expand domestic processing. The initiative targets resources increasingly sought by Western countries seeking to reduce reliance on China; the article provides no list of minerals, investment figures, or implementation timeline.
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