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The road to the first US domestic hard-rock lithium supply chain
Piedmont's deal to supply spodumene from North Carolina to Tesla represents the start of the first domestic lithium supply chain, CEO says.
Copper price rally has echoes of supercycle for Freeport CEO
For Freeport, the jump in copper prices is creating “a magical time” given it’s coinciding with the ramp-up of its Grasberg mine in Indonesia.
Iron ore price dives on China pollution crackdown
China's Ministry of Ecology and Environment has urged the country's top steelmaking city – Tangshan – to crack down on violators of air quality rules.
Codelco sees copper demand rising, prices strong for 3-4 years
The company believes price of the red metal is likely to hover at $3 or more per pound.
Nordgold implements new satellite technology at Lefa mine
The new system will help keep track of the condition of the mine’s tailings storage facilities.
Trafigura CEO expects 10mt copper supply deficit by 2030
London copper hit near 10-year highs this week on some near-term supply tightness.
Agrimin’s unit signs farm-in deal with Rio Tinto for copper-gold licenses in Australia
The farm-in and joint-venture deal is with Agrimin's 40%-owned unit Tali Resources Pty, and does not include any of Agrimin's tenements.
Home: US anti-dumping duties escalate aluminum trade friction
The United States has this month slapped anti-dumping duties on imports of common alloy aluminum sheet from 18 countries.
