Iron ore price drops as steel output control dampens demand
Steel producers in China's Jiangsu, Fujian and Yunnan provinces were told to cut production as the country aims to keep its annual output no higher than it was in 2020.
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CATL sues smaller rival over alleged IP violation
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Codelco plans India, Southeast Asia push to trim reliance on China
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Ecobat’s Stolberg lead plant in Germany declares force majeure
Berzelius Stolberg is part of the Ecobat group and produces about 155,000 tonnes of lead and lead alloys annually.
Rusal may curb aluminum exports once Russian tax kicks in
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Mining boss sees fervor calming with Peru leftist to take office
Pedro Castillo, a teacher from the highlands with no previous experience of national politics, takes office July 28.
Australian firm sells Myanmar project in wake of coup
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Nickel's current revival has very little to do with either Indonesia or battery demand.
