Copper price falls as weak China growth worsens demand outlook
China's gross domestic product grew 0.8% in April-June from the previous quarter compared with a 2.2% expansion in Q1.
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Automakers argue they need more leeway on the rules because it’s currently impossible to produce EV batteries without inputs that have at least some Chinese ownership, while US materials producers contend the domestic supply chain won’t succeed if China’s playing a role.
Epiroc upbeat on outlook after profit jump
Company sees continuing high demand in near term.
UAE delegation signs $1.9 billion mining partnership with Congo
The partnership will make it possible to set up more than four industrial mines, the president’s office said.
EU courts further controversy by adding mining to green rulebook
The move comes as the EU tries to re-shore clean technology from the US and China to meet its climate goals amid growing geopolitical tensions.
Polish court overturns decision to suspend permit for Turow mine
In June, a Warsaw court ruled the environmental permit for the mine should be suspended amid an ongoing court case around its impact.
CMOC agrees to pay $800 million to end row with Congo’s Gecamines
News comes after CMOC's resumed copper, cobalt exports
Canada’s regulator clears Newmont’s acquisition of Newcrest
The world’s largest gold miner is also progressing towards receiving regulatory approvals in other jurisdictions, with a transaction close expected in the fourth quarter of the year.
