Russian aluminum’s share of LME stocks rebounds to 93% in May
Many traders avoid Russian metal even though material produced there before April 13, 2024, can still be traded.
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Northern Star rejects Elliott push to sell company
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Meteorite may have ‘rained gold’ on Australia
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Critical minerals diplomacy surges, but few deals have teeth
Over 50 bilateral and multilateral agreements have been announced in 18 months, involving major consumers like the US, EU, Japan, and Australia.
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US passes DOMINANCE Act for critical minerals security
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Brazil rare earth ambitions clash with strained mining regulator
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Larvotto Resources inks gold offtake deal with Glencore
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