China, the highly problematic saviour of the global aluminium market? Andy Home
As supply fears grow, the market's attention is turning to China as a potential source of aluminium.
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Canada’s Copper Mountain grabs Altona Mining in $72-million deal
Merger creates a mid-sized copper miner, with an expected annual production of about 73,000 tonnes of the metal.
UK goes a record 55 hours without coal as clean power expands
Coal, which fueled the world’s biggest economies for more than a century, is increasingly losing out to renewables.
Weir to buy Esco to add mining equipment as company revamps
Weir Group Plc plans to acquire U.S. competitor Esco Corp. as the U.K. maker of industrial pumps strengthens its focus on the mining industry.
Sanctions fallout upends metals as aluminum, nickel burst higher
Aluminum rallied as much as 7.1 percent, a record intraday gain, to $2,718 a ton in London.
Labrador Iron Ore says workers reject IOC labor agreement
Shares of Labrador Iron Ore, which has a 15 percent stake in the company, fell 5 percent.
Australia’s South32 sees brighter manganese outlook, shares soar
The Perth-based miner plans to raise its Australian manganese production by 6 percent to 3.3 million wet metric tonnes.
Australia’s Pilbara Minerals to ship first spodumene cargo to China in Aug
Spodumene is a mineral mined as a source of lithium, a key ingredient in electric vehicle batteries, for which China is the world's biggest market.
Strike halts gold output at two Randgold mines in Mali — union
The strike at the company’s Loulo and Gounkoto mines is related to the payment of bonuses and will continue until the issue is resolved.
