April 23, 2019

Citi says US and China will nail deal, aiding commodities

The outlook for commodities is bullish, according to Citigroup, which expects raw materials to be supported by a potential US-China trade deal, improved demand from China, and a weaker dollar.

April 21, 2019

Anglo steps up defense to repel Agarwal’s interest: Telegraph

Anglo American’s defense advisers are said to plan attacks on the quality of Vedanta’s portfolio compared to Anglo’s assets.

April 19, 2019

Congo Republic ships first iron ore ahead of expected production boom

A ship loaded with 23,000 tonnes of ore set sail for China Friday, where it will be processed for a European buyer.

April 19, 2019

Fortescue pares annual iron ore shipments guidance after cyclone

The world's no. 4 iron ore miner cut its fiscal 2019 shipments estimate to 165 million-170 million tonnes, down from 165 million-173 million tonnes.

April 19, 2019

Chinese iron ore records biggest weekly fall since November

A tropical cyclone hit Western Australia in late March, causing operation disruptions and port damages that would affect some 25m tonnes of iron ore production.

April 18, 2019

Nerves of steel are needed if iron rally is over: taking stock

The Stoxx Europe 600 is still stuck in a tight range as the earnings season is getting into full swing.

April 18, 2019

Mick Davis a step closer to mining iron ore in Guinea with Liberia deal

Niron Metals, an investment vehicle co-founded and headed by Davis, has struck a deal with Liberia allowing it to use a rail and port to export iron ore from Guinea's…

April 16, 2019

BHP cuts FY iron ore production guidance as cyclone hits output

The Anglo-Australian miner lowered projections for its fiscal 2019 iron ore production to 265 million-270 million tonnes.

April 16, 2019

Brazilian court authorizes Vale to resume ops at Brucutu mine

A Brazilian court has authorized Vale to resume operations at the Brucutu mine, its largest in the state of Minas Gerais.

April 16, 2019

Rio Tinto warning may rupture mining industry into green and dirty

Rio Tinto's warning to mining lobby groups that they have to acknowledge the threat of climate change is likely a sign that the industry will inevitably fracture into two camps.