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New Zealand secretly negotiates a U.S. critical minerals deal amid tariff pressures and strategic supply chain goals.
New Zealand is in secret talks with the U.S. over a potential critical minerals supply agreement, prompted by a Trump-era tariff threat targeting countries without such deals.
While Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says no decisions have been made and calls reports "speculative," the government is assessing options to expand mining for rare earths, vanadium, and other strategic materials.
The move aims to boost economic growth and strengthen global supply chains amid geopolitical competition, with New Zealand positioning itself as a responsible supplier.
A senior diplomatic delegation is set to attend a U.S.-hosted summit in Washington, DC, though details remain confidential.
Environmental and political concerns have been raised by opposition parties over transparency, sustainability, and the impact on climate goals.
Nueva Zelanda negocia en secreto un acuerdo de minerales críticos con Estados Unidos en medio de presiones arancelarias y objetivos estratégicos de la cadena de suministro.