China’s copper costs driven up by Maike’s woes, output glitches
China's copper buyers face higher costs for the metal this year, buyers and analysts said.
Chile’s copper workers on nationwide strike; Codelco says it will lose millions
The world’s largest copper producer is shut down in a 24-hour strike that has the potential to cause severe losses for Chile’s state mining company.
Codelco says it could lose $41 million from today’s strike
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Ibram, which represents multinational and large domestic mining firms operating in Brazil, is asking the new government to take steps to break a network that launders illegal gold.
Biden to block Pebble project in Alaska
The Environmental Protection Agency’s final determination expected soon would effectively block the mine planned by Northern Dynasty Minerals.
Ivanhoe outlines Phase 3-4 Kamoa-Kakula expansion
The complex produced 333,500 tonnes of copper in 2022, more than double its output a year earlier.