Global · Critical Minerals
Key Facts
—Three minerals make the first list. The European Union has shortlisted tungsten, rare earths and gallium for its first joint stockpile of critical minerals, sources told Reuters on May 20.
—More may follow. Magnesium is expected on the priority list, with germanium and graphite likely to make the final mix.
—Rotterdam in the frame. Brussels is in talks with major ports, including Rotterdam, the region’s largest, to physically store the reserves.






