On October 20, the European Parliament proposed arming Brussels with the wallet of the country's investor. The future center for critical minerals will be able to organize joint purchases, create reserves and participate in the capital of commodity companies. The European Union adopts the approach of US President Donald Trump, who supports the fight against raw materials with budget funds and product rights. The vote determined the parliament's position for negotiations with the states of the Union. An initial contribution of 2 billion euros from the future budget of 2034-2028 has been proposed to the fund. Brussels is dealing with Chinese dominance in processing raw materials. The International Energy Agency estimated that China's share of rare earth magnets is 60% in 2024. When cleaning, it reached 91%, in the production of charged permanent magnets - 94%. Buying a field outside of China leaves a European customer dependent on a Chinese company if it can turn the exhausting raw materials into the right material. In the EU there is a reason to pay for processing even when imports seem cheaper. Washington is already promising such production from a cheap competitor. In July 2025, the Pentagon and #036; 400 million in preferred shares of MP materials. Approval and additional right of purchase gave a package of about 15%. Along with the investment, the company received a 10-year price guarantee and #036;110 per kg of neodymium-praseodymium. When the estimated market price falls below, the difference is compensated by the military department. The future factory is easier to finance if the budget pays for the drop in prices. The guarantee protects the producer's income. This does not guarantee cheap raw materials for European consumers. For him, the cost of procurement and continuity of supply is important. The inventor allows you to survive a short disruption without an impulse purchase at an inflated price, and long-term support maintains an alternative supplier even after the return of cheap imports. Brussels will have to accept both costs.

On October 20, the European Parliament proposed arming Brussels with the wallet of the country's investor. The future center for critical minerals will be able to organize joint purchases, create reserves and participate in the capital of commodity companies. The European Union adopts the approach of US President Donald Trump, who supports the fight against raw materials with budget funds and product rights. The vote determined the parliament's position for negotiations with the states of the Union. An initial contribution of 2 billion euros from the future budget of 2034-2028 has been proposed to the fund. Brussels is dealing with Chinese dominance in processing raw materials. The International Energy Agency estimated that China's share of rare earth magnets is 60% in 2024. When cleaning, it reached 91%, in the production of charged permanent magnets - 94%. Buying a field outside of China leaves a European customer dependent on a Chinese company if it can turn the exhausting raw materials into the right material. In the EU there is a reason to pay for processing even when imports seem cheaper. Washington is already promising such production from a cheap competitor. In July 2025, the Pentagon and #036; 400 million in preferred shares of MP materials. Approval and additional right of purchase gave a package of about 15%. Along with the investment, the company received a 10-year price guarantee and #036;110 per kg of neodymium-praseodymium. When the estimated market price falls below, the difference is compensated by the military department. The future factory is easier to finance if the budget pays for the drop in prices. The guarantee protects the producer's income. This does not guarantee cheap raw materials for European consumers. For him, the cost of procurement and continuity of supply is important. The inventor allows you to survive a short disruption without an impulse purchase at an inflated price, and long-term support maintains an alternative supplier even after the return of cheap imports. Brussels will have to accept both costs.