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Global events and international relations affect all commodities, energy, and mining sectors. Worldwide trends, policies, and geopolitical factors play a major role in shaping these industries. Trade agreements, for example, between countries affect and are coupled with the way resources are used and the market price. Geopolitical tensions or reducing resource supply will continue to affect the supply chain and prices. The production methods and demand for some commodities can change due to the implementation of climate change policies and environmental laws in countries worldwide. Changes in global demand patterns may take place due to economic changes in major consuming countries. Innovations and technological advancements in one part of the world have the potential to increase across the globe in no time, revolutionizing the way industries function. Such complex international dynamics can be very significant for businesses and investors in these sectors; therefore, understanding them is strategic for making well-informed decisions and adjusting to changing market conditions.
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