Column: Sulfur squeeze piles more pressure on Indonesian nickel sector
The world's largest nickel producer is heavily dependent on the Gulf for what is a core input for a significant part of its nickel processing capacity.
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US gold firm taps mining veteran Warke for Venezuela project
Venezuela seized the Siembra Minera mining project from Gold Reserve in 2008 under former President Hugo Chávez.
Chile taps new chair for Codelco amid production, debt concerns
Chile's government tapped Bernardo Fontaine to replace Maximo Pacheco.
Copper price retreats from record close as purchases in China slow
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Milei approves incentives for lithium mine expansion with China ties
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