Banking turmoil will not be major hit to commodities finance – CFOs
Trafigura CFO Christophe Salmon said he did not expect banks' appetite for financing commodities trade to wane.
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In 2022, lithium exports surged 234% from a year earlier.
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Australian coal finally lands in oversupplied Chinese market
Some 207,000 tons arrived in China in February, according to customs data.
Russia says gold stash grew during war, lifting veil on reserves
Russia’s gold holdings jumped by 1 million troy ounces over the last year.
Newmont said to be mulling sweetened bid for Newcrest
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Next decade to see green hydrogen market grow but challenges need to be addressed – report
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Chile open to modifying copper royalty bill on miners objections
If changes are approved, miners will pay a fixed "ad valorem" component of 1% on copper sales and 8% to 26% on their operating margins.
