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How the 2026 Midterm Elections Could Shift U.S. Market Rules

How the 2026 Midterm Elections Could Shift U.S. Market Rules

With voting underway on November 3, the 2026 midterm elections will determine which lawmakers oversee disputes involving tariffs, crypto regulation and banking requirements. A failed Senate vote, a Supreme Court ruling and recent federal rule proposals have already defined parts of the debate. For U.S. businesses, the distinction is between

How the 2026 Midterm Elections Could Shift U.S. Market Rules

How the 2026 Midterm Elections Could Shift U.S. Market Rules

With voting underway on November 3, the 2026 midterm elections will determine which lawmakers oversee disputes involving tariffs, crypto regulation and banking requirements. A failed Senate vote, a Supreme Court ruling and recent federal rule proposals have already defined parts of the debate. For U.S. businesses, the distinction is between

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U.S. Critical Minerals Strategy Faces Refining Gaps

U.S. Critical Minerals Strategy Faces Refining Gaps

U.S. efforts to strengthen critical-mineral supply chains have reduced China’s share of rare-earth refining, but China’s broader position in mineral processing remains strong. International Energy