Trump's Critical Minerals Policy Is A $6.5 Trillion Trap
Trump’s critical mineral policy faces a severe reality check as US demand dwarfs domestic rare-earth supply.
The US needs special metals for technology, but we don't dig up enough of them ourselves, which could make Trump's plan very expensive. When a country can't make something it needs, prices go up and plans cost more—that's something to notice when looking at mining and tech companies.
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