Codelco sets record benchmark copper premium for Europe, sources say
The world's biggest copper miner has agreed a record benchmark premium for European buyers at $234 a tonne for 2023, up 83% from this year.
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Bullion has had a wild ride this year, tumbling almost 20% since a March peak as the Federal Reserve aggressively tightened monetary policy.
India’s festival gold sales to shine less brightly this year
Demand for gold jewelry, coins and bars typically peaks in the world’s second-biggest consumer over October to December.
Mayfair Gold expands resources at Fenn-Gib deposit in Ontario
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Bankers told they can ignore binding fossil-finance restrictions
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Sumitomo Metal sees global nickel market staying in deficit next year
The global nickel market is expected to remain in deficit for a third straight year in 2023 on solid demand for battery, chip-making equipment and oil-well tubular.
Denison says Wheeler River test taps low-cost ISR to high-grade Athabasca uranium for first time
Mining and investment companies are jockeying for acquisitions in the nuclear industry and to develop the Athabasca basin, one of the premier uranium zones in North America.
Cobre Panama copper mine contract could be ready next month, ministry says
First Quantum has been waiting for the document since September 2021, when it began negotiations with the government of Panama.
