US set to impose 93.5% duty on China battery material
The US Commerce Department imposed preliminary anti-dumping duties on Chinese imports of graphite.
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Japan, EU to explore joint rare earths procurement, Nikkei reports
Japan and the EU will launch a new "economic two-plus-two" dialogue to bring together their foreign and economy ministers.
Ultra-rare metal rides AI boom as commodities star performer
Ruthenium has eclipsed the headline-grabbing rallies in other commodities like gold and silver.
NexMetals receives EXIM letter for potential $150M loan
The loan will support its redevelopment of two nickel-copper mines in Botswana.
Northern Dynasty shares plunge 55% on insider selling
With Thursday's move, Northern Dynasty has now erased all gains from July 4, when the company announced it was in talks to settle its litigation with the EPA.
Ex-Lundin CEO Rockandel joining Infor to seize on mining deals
Peter Rockandel spent the past six months doing advisory work “with a select group of clients” before deciding to make a full-time return.
Special forces veterans lead US bid to buy Congo cobalt miner
Orion Resource Partners and Virtus Minerals are jointly negotiating the purchase of Chemaf, Bloomberg sources say.
US court rules in Zimbabwe’s favor over $93 million mining dispute
The court dismissed a case brought by two Mauritian companies seeking to enforce a decade-old arbitration award against Zimbabwe Mining Development Corp.
Swiss June gold exports jump 44% month on month as bullion returns to UK
According to the Swiss data, gold exports to the UK jumped to 83.8 metric tons in June, the highest level since August 2019.
