Resource disputes between investors and states hit 10-year high
1. Resource disputes between governments and investors are peaking due to nationalism. 2. U.S.-China competition for minerals heightens tensions affecting market stability.
1. Resource disputes between governments and investors are peaking due to nationalism. 2. U.S.-China competition for minerals heightens tensions affecting market stability.
Increased resource disputes can lead to market volatility. Historical tensions, such as during tariff disputes, negatively affected S&P 500 performance.
Heightened governmental disputes can disrupt market conditions and investor confidence, potentially affecting S&P 500 sectors tied to critical minerals.
Immediate reactions in investor sentiment may create short-term volatility, similar to previous geopolitical tensions.