Indonesia's Dominance in Nickel Production and the Shift to Electric Vehicles

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Exploring Indonesia's pivotal position in global nickel production and its crucial role in supplying raw materials for electric vehicle batteries, amidst the shift towards electric vehicles in the automotive industry.

The carmaker behind Fiat and Peugeot is in talks to invest in Indonesian nickel, the meme-stock movement came back to life, and Chinese authorities have kicked off plans to sell $140bn of long-dated bonds to stimulate the economy. Plus, what Russia’s new defence minister means for the country’s war effort

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