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Across Europe, banks are responding with targeted investment in AI, data and analytics. The aim is to build an integrated, cross-functional view of risk while strengthening governance, explainability and human oversight in line with regulatory expectations.
Credit conditions in this market appear stable, but the gap between stronger and weaker entities is widening, with lower-rated borrowers facing increasing liquidity and refinancing stress.
Rising costs for healthcare, labor and capital investment will drive spending higher just as many local governments grapple with a more restrictive revenue environment.
Long lead times and high costs will slow global diversification of processing, sustaining Chinese companies’ pricing power. The extent to which companies benefit will depend on domestic demand
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Companies seeking to develop critical minerals projects in the region can face regulatory and execution risks, limited processing capacity, and environmental and social hurdles that vary by country.
A reimposition or widening of China's suspended export controls would hit hardest where rare earths are critical to production, substitutes are scarce and mitigants are weakest.
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