Trump, Greenland Deal Puts Rare-Earth ETFs In Focus: Funds to Watch as US Targets China’s Supply Chain
Stocks related to Greenland surged after the new U.S.-Greenland deal. Here’s what it could mean for rare-earth and critical-minerals ETFs.
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Shares of critical metal-related companies are trading lower as silver declines amid a stronger dollar and rising yields. Recent comments from the Fed's Barkin on inflation and future rate hikes prompt expectations of tighter monetary policy may raise costs for global consumers and could impact orders and demand.
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