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Core Insights - Rare earth stocks are experiencing significant growth due to renewed trade tensions with China and strong support from the Trump administration for the industry [1][2] - China has implemented additional export restrictions on rare earth materials, leading the U.S. and other nations to seek independent supply chains for these critical resources [1] Rare Earth Producers - Notable companies in the rare earth sector include MP Materials Corp., Trilogy Metals Inc., and Lithium Americas Corp., which have gained attention following investments from the Trump administration [2] - Lesser-known companies such as ASP Isotopes Inc., Aqua Metals, Inc., and Ramaco Resources, Inc. are also positioned to benefit from increased investor interest in the rare earth market [2] Thematic Highlights - Companies like ASP Isotopes, Idaho Strategic Resources, and Texas Mineral Resources are actively exploring or processing rare earths in North America, contributing to supply chain diversification [3] - Specialized recyclers such as Aqua Metals are innovating in refining technologies for battery metals, which are essential for electric vehicles and energy storage solutions [3] Strategic Exposure - Lesser-known stocks provide strategic exposure to the booming rare earth sector and related themes like artificial intelligence and tech sovereignty [4] - Firms like NioCorp and IperionX are focusing on materials crucial for aerospace and advanced manufacturing, including niobium, scandium, and titanium [5] - Diversified mining companies such as American Resources and United States Antimony are integrating rare earth and battery metals into their growth strategies [5]

RT Bloomberg Live (@BloombergLive)How long will it take for Europe to gain tech sovereignty? At #BloombergTech we’re asking tech leaders and pioneers what the next phase of technology in Europe looks like.Find out more: https://t.co/Q9ZpbUIBzEPresented by @PwC_UK https://t.co/RdDnHjutmO ...

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RT Bloomberg Live (@BloombergLive)Does Europe have the power to secure its place in a world dominated by American platforms and Chinese hardware?#BloombergTech returns to London in October to find out more about Europe’s mission to gain tech sovereignty in a time of rapid technological change.Learn more here: https://t.co/anKBr6nhIw ...

Core Points - The EU's Data Act has officially come into effect, enhancing user control over data from connected devices, aimed at fostering digital innovation and competition within the EU [1][5] - The legislation empowers consumers and enterprises to access, utilize, and distribute raw data generated by their devices, facilitating cost-effective repair services and improving operational efficiency in sectors like manufacturing and agriculture [2][4] - The Data Act allows seamless transitions between cloud service providers and prohibits contractual terms that limit data-sharing capabilities [3] Implementation and Support - The European Commission plans to launch a Data Act Legal Helpdesk to assist companies with compliance inquiries, along with guidance on trade secret protection and standard contractual clauses for cloud services [6] - The Data Act is part of the EU's broader data strategy, contributing to the Digital Decade objectives set for 2030 and complementing the existing Data Governance Act [5]