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G7 Finance Chiefs Meet to Seek Common Stance on Unstable Ground
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AI-generatedThe G7 is discussing reducing dependence on China for rare earths, which could lead to supply diversification and potential scarcity for critical minerals. The Middle East war adds energy supply uncertainty. Impact is global but particularly affects rare earth supply chains and energy markets. No concrete commercial mechanism yet; discussions are at policy level.
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- G7 finance chiefs met in Paris to address economic instability from Middle East war.
- French minister highlighted need to reduce reliance on China for rare earths.
- G7 summit in Evian June 15-17 includes Kenya, Brazil, India, South Korea.
- Goal: create 'common toolbox' for market disruptions and economic security.
- Focus on critical materials and energy supplies.
EM risk premium may rise 50-100bps if G7 pushes supply decoupling from China; window is 1-4 weeks.
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