Column: Copper views Trump win through Chinese lens
Donald Trump's win has not sparked a repeat of the explosive copper rally which followed his unexpected victory in 2016.
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Mali’s military junta — crippled by sanctions and cut off from Western aid — is at the forefront of the push, aggressively pursuing both Resolute and Barrick Gold.
Zimbabwe to end tax relief for miners to spur mineral processing
President Emmerson Mnangagwa said last month the government would introduce incentives to encourage mining companies to process their output locally.
Codelco offers copper to Chinese clients at a premium of $89/t
The copper premium, a fee on top of the London Metal Exchange prices charged to buyers, is a demand indicator for the metal widely used in power networks.
Chilean regulator charges Codelco smelter over emissions violation
The charges are related to alleged emissions violations at its Potrerillos copper smelter in the Atacama region.
Australian iron ore giants’ shares sink on disappointing China stimulus
Analysts at Citi last week forecast a grim near-term outlook for iron ore prices, expecting iron ore to average $85 per tonne in 2026.
Suitors circle American Eagle Gold as South32 takes 19.9% stake
To gain its initial stake in American Eagle, South32 has agreed to pay a 15% premium to the junior’s 5-day volume-weighted average trading price.
Iron ore price drops back to $100 as China’s latest fix disappoints
Futures declined as much as 2% in Singapore after slumping on Friday, when the Chinese government unveiled a debt-swap plan.
Liontown Resources trims output plans for Kathleen Valley, flags cost cuts
Liontown also flagged up to A$100 million in cost reduction and deferrals expected to be captured during its business optimization program.
