Joe Carroll gave us a little overview. This news sending shares of some of these rare earth companies higher, even higher today. What do we know about the president's plans.What does he hope to accomplish here. So all we know right now is that they're launching a $12 billion fund of sorts to allow for something called Project Bolt to purchase critical minerals to put into a strategic stockpile that is specifically available to U.S. private companies. The idea here is we've had a national defense stockpile o ...

What exactly is Project Vault. It's a stockpile specifically for the private sector of what the administration would probably consider critical minerals in critical minerals. Obviously, we know about rare earths.But yeah, I mean, that's that's kind of the main thrust here is the idea that we've we've had a strategic stockpile for defense purposes for ages. The difference here is in the event that the commercial industry, the you know, private companies have a shortage of materials, the administration wants ...

🚨BREAKING: TRUMP TO LAUNCH $12 BILLION 'MINERALS STOCKPILE' TO COUNTER CHINAAccording to Bloomberg, President Donald Trump is set to launch a strategic stockpile of critical minerals with $12 billion in seed funding.This is in an effort to insulate manufacturers from supply shocks as the US works to reduce its reliance on Chinese rare earths and other metals."The venture — dubbed Project Vault — is set to marry $1.67 billion in private capital with a $10 billion loan from the US Export-Import Bank to procur ...

TDK Hit by Chinese Rare Earths Export Curbs, Seeks Alternatives https://t.co/C5I9ktXeu8 ...

Japan is accelerating a decade-old plan to extract rare earths from the deep seabed, an ambitious initiative given extra impetus by the country’s drive to cut reliance on Chinese supply https://t.co/NoORNcfi6F ...

Rare earths, data centres - India pushes local industry amid global headwinds https://t.co/BYbjaWeG1f ...

Brazil holds nearly a quarter of the world’s known deposits of rare earths, second only to China. It could help the world out of a tight geopolitical bind https://t.co/R7chZ7XIN7 ...

America needs rare earths to build lasers and aircraft, but Europe is more exposed. It has fewer exploitable deposits and imports more of the key materials than almost anyone https://t.co/LyRiltNVcU ...

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