Why US firms shouldn't count on the new Ukraine minerals deal &mdash; at least not straight away

Why US firms shouldn't count on the new Ukraine minerals deal — at least not straight away

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The US and Ukraine signed a deal this week granting US companies access to critical minerals like graphite and lithium in the war-torn country. But industry watchers say the deal's impact will be slow and limited.

Why US firms shouldn't count on the new Ukraine minerals deal — at least not straight away

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