NEOS ETF Trust - Mast Global Battery Recycling & Production ETF

Provides official revenue estimates and technical analysis for all tax legislation, directly shaping corporate tax structures, investment credits, and overall tax burdens on both the financial sector and the battery/EV industry.

Controls taxation and trade policy. Tax credits for EVs/battery production, tariffs on critical minerals/components, and trade agreements directly impact the profitability and supply chains of underlying companies, as well as the financial sector.

Allocates discretionary federal spending, directly determining funding for scientific research (battery R&D), infrastructure (EV charging), and clean energy initiatives, critically impacting the underlying battery sector.

Primary regulator of the financial system, including the SEC, which oversees ETFs, trading rules, and disclosure requirements directly impacting the ETF as a financial product.

Broad jurisdiction over interstate commerce (manufacturing, trade), technology R&D funding, and consumer protection (FTC), directly impacting the production, sale, and innovation within the battery and EV sectors.

Oversees national energy policy, public lands (mining for critical battery minerals), and Department of Energy. Directly impacts the supply, cost, and regulatory environment for battery materials and energy storage.

Regulates EPA (pollution control, hazardous waste, battery disposal/recycling standards) and infrastructure (EV charging). Environmental regulations directly impact battery manufacturing and recycling costs and viability.

Critical minerals and battery supply chains are global; sanctions, trade policy, and international relations directly impact access, cost, and geopolitical stability for underlying companies.