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The US and Australia have signed a US$2 billion deal to boost mining and processing of critical minerals like lithium and nickel, and reduce reliance on China for those materials. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and US President Donald Trump signed the pact on Monday at the White House.
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00:00The US and Australia have agreed to invest over 2 billion US dollars in a rare earths deal aimed at reducing reliance on China.
00:09The deal targets critical minerals like lithium and nickel, essential for electric vehicle batteries, aircraft engines, military radars and advanced electronics.
00:20Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese signed the agreement with US President Donald Trump at the White House on Monday.
00:26Each country will invest about 1 billion US dollars over the next six months to boost mining and processing of these strategic materials.
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