October 12, 2022

Russian copper builds up in LME warehouses

Significant volumes of unwanted Russian-origin copper have been deposited in London Metal Exchange approved warehouses in Germany, the Netherlands and Taiwan since the middle of September.

October 11, 2022

A jump in train heists has Chilean copper mines turning to trucks

Some of the biggest copper mines in the world are turning to different ways to get their metal to port after an increase in train robberies spurred the suspension of…

October 11, 2022

KGHM dismisses CEO Marcin Chludzinski and deputy

Polish miner did not give a reason for the dismissals.

October 11, 2022

Volatility storm adds to pain for Chile’s battered markets

White-knuckle trading in Chilean assets is erasing the final traces of the country’s reputation as the most stable of Latin America.

October 10, 2022

Peru’s copper output dips for second straight month in August

Copper output in the world's second largest producer reached 207,739 tonnes in August.

October 9, 2022

Peru won’t cancel Quellaveco copper mine permits, says prime minister

The remarks come two days after global miner Anglo American expressed concern that the Peruvian government might be reconsidering the company's license.

October 9, 2022

Australia polluters to wait years for overseas credits, AFR says

"This is a blow to major polluters in the mining and resources sectors," the Australian Financial Review said.

October 8, 2022

How a ban on Russia’s mining giants could shake the metals world

A possible ban on Russian supplies by the London Metal Exchange would be a seismic event for the metals industry.

October 7, 2022

Chile permanently closes mining areas connected to giant sinkhole

Mining minister made the announcement after meeting with union members, mine workers and technical experts studying the sinkhole.

October 7, 2022

Anglo American worried about delays at new Peru copper mine

Anglo's Quellaveco mine is the largest new project set to start commercial operations this year, with an investment of $5.5 billion.