Looming copper squeeze may force market to seek a recycling fix
Annual copper demand is set to expand 53% to 2040, mainly driven by the electrification of transport and infrastructure, BNEF analysts said.
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Those holding the blockades, which began on Aug. 12, are demanding the national mining agency verify whether any miners are trapped.
Column: US hits the EV accelerator to cut Chinese metals ties
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Zinc price hits two-month high as Nyrstar halts production
Budel smelter in the Netherlands will be put on care and maintenance from September 1 until further notice.
Russian mercenaries seek gold, sow chaos in CAR
The Central African Republic is defending the use of Russian assistance to take back territory the government says rebels have illegally occupied.
Metals logistics platform Minehub signs up Sumitomo Corp
Online platforms for industrial metals have gained momentum since last year as traders gradually move away from traditional paper-based systems.
British Columbia minerals could be key to reaching climate goals
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LME bans Russian nickel from approved UK warehouses
Decision follows an April 1 resolution that blocked other Russian metals including copper, lead and aluminum from British warehouses.
