China copper imports in June fall 27% from a year earlier
A slowdown in the world's second-biggest economy continues to weigh on demand for the metal.
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Why the cobalt market needs Congo’s “illegal” miners
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BHP eyes 11 new iron ore mines over the next 50 to 100 years
BHP and rivals are benefiting from a booming iron ore market amid strong Chinese demand and supply disruptions from Brazil to Australia.
BHP issues first tender for gas-powered iron ore carriers
The United Nations shipping agency is introducing tougher anti-pollution standards in the industry's biggest shake-up for decades.
Asian gold buying stalls as consumers look to cash in on price rally
In top consumer China, gold was sold at a premium of $10-$13 an ounce over the benchmark this week.
Belo Sun touts procedural win but Brazil gold mine still on hold
The miner must still deliver a new study on the impact on nearby indigenous communities of the project, which promises to be Brazil's largest gold mine.
Tanzania goes after Acacia’s flagship mine
North Mara, the company's largest mine, has not been affected by an export ban because it produces gold doré bars rather than ore concentrate.
Japan Gold expands Hokkaido project
Japan granted the Canadian company four additional prospecting rights.
American Manganese’s lithium-ion battery recycling technology achieves high purity
The company reported achieving 99.88% purity in its production of NMC cathode material.
