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L'Australie renforce sa position de fournisseur de terres rares

Les restrictions chinoises à l'exportation de plusieurs terres rares, des minerais indispensables aux véhicules électriques, à l'électronique de pointe, ou encore aux aimants, ont fait grimper les actions de plusieurs compagnies minières australiennes qui comptent bien profiter d ...  Show more

Taxes sur les engrais russes: l'Union européenne toujours sous pression

Les engrais russes seront-ils taxés à partir du mois de juillet ? C'est le projet de l'Union européenne qui cherche à priver la Russie d'une de ses mannes financières. Le processus règlementaire continue à Bruxelles avec un prochain rendez-vous au mois de mai. Cela fait des mois ...  Show more

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