Funds collide with fundamentals in red hot copper cauldron
Funds are riding a wave of Chinese buying that has confounded the market and seen LME copper rise from its March low of $4,371 per tonne to a two-year high of $6,830.
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Mining ‘green metals’ may increase pressure on key biodiversity areas – study
Researchers found that mining metals for a clean energy transition creates further pressure on the biodiversity located in mineral-rich landscapes.
Europe’s critical raw materials plan key to becoming climate-neutral by 2050 – Roskill
The market analyst believes that adding lithium, titanium, bauxite and strontium to its list of critical materials brings the EU one step closer to its goal.
Vale to shut New Caledonia mine as buyer walks away
Australian zinc producer New Century Resources will not make an offer for a 95% stake in Vale Nouvelle Calédonie (VNC).
GFG’s aluminium business looks along supply chain for takeovers
The privately-held group is seeking acquisitions that include green energy in order to meet its goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2030.
Silver gets its shine back
Silver's gain this year is almost double gold’s.
Newcrest names new head of investor relations
Tom Dixon is appointed effective October 1.
Silver’s brilliant year validates longtime bugs’ enthusiasm
The metal has had an outstanding year, with its gain almost double gold’s.
