Freeport profit pops higher; miner makes progress in Indonesia
The world's second-largest copper miner by production also said talks with Indonesia re Grasberg were advancing.
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DRC's proposed mining code, which industry has warned will stifle investment in the copper and cobalt-rich nation, sailed through Senate without opposition.
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Russia’s Polymetal says Q4 revenue up 12 pct on year earlier
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Cradle Arc’s London listing to fund Botswana copper
Copper producer Cradle Arc embarked on a new London listing on Wednesday to fund production in Botswana.
Gold’s path to $1,400 seen cleared by dollar slump, equity fears
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Zinc price will vault $4,000 within months – report
Global zinc stocks falling to "critically low levels" by second half of 2018, propelling prices above $4,000 a tonne predicts Wood Mackenzie in new research.
