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  1. Policymakers are monitoring the impact of the ongoing Iran conflict in the Middle East, which is also factoring into forecasts regarding China's industrial production growth.
  2. Policymakers are monitoring the impact of the ongoing Iran conflict in the Middle East, which is also factoring into forecasts regarding China's industrial production growth.
  3. Oil exports from both Venezuela and Iran are facing disruption while destined for China.
  4. The United States has become the top buyer of Venezuelan crude as China's share of Venezuelan exports collapses.

The US is pushing back against China's critical mineral dominance and seeking to expand influence through mineral resources.

39 reports, 1 independent Updated Sep 10
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The US is pushing back against China's critical mineral dominance and seeking to expand influence through mineral resources.

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The United States has become the top buyer of Venezuelan crude as China's share of Venezuelan exports collapses.

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