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Trump Expands Critical Minerals List to Copper, Met Coal, Uranium
(Reuters) -The Trump administration on Thursday added 10 minerals to a list it deems essential for the U.S. economy and national security, including copper, vital to electric vehicles, power grids, and data centers, and metallurgical coal, used to make coke fuel for steel production.

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U.S. adds new elements including copper, silver, uranium to 'critical minerals' list
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‘I influenced that’: A steel CEO takes a bow for Trump’s tariffs
CLEVELAND — President Donald Trump has won over one of the steel industry’s most prominent voices — despite reneging on a promise to block the foreign sale of a domestic competitor. Steelmakers ...
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The Latest: Trump to meet with Asian leaders
President Donald Trump is going to Japan and South Korea next week to promote an epic financial windfall — at least $900 billion in investments for U.S. factories, a natural gas pipeline and other ...

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