Poor forecasting triggers big writedowns for miners while some get lucky, study shows
The research appears appropriate at a time when nickel and lithium prices have crashed from 2022 highs as gold has set new records.
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Economy chief says Chile’s lithium products likely to get US subsidies
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Northern Dynasty takes EPA’s Pebble veto to court
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Copper price surges on supply threat as iron ore shows economic risks
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Glencore’s Nordenham zinc smelter starts ramping up output
The smelter in Germany halted production in 2022 because of surging power prices after Russia invaded Ukraine.
