Funds’ faith in turbulent copper stirred, but not shaken
Overall commitment to copper's bull narrative seems largely unshaken, says Andy Home.
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The outbreak is not expected to have an effect on production, the company says.
Taseko awarded for mine reclamation at Gibraltar
Mine reclamation work doesn’t only start after a mine shuts down, the miner says.
Brazil Potash eyes fundraising round after US elections
This would value the Canada-based fertilizer venture at about $520 million.
Hudbay halts Flin Flon mine
An incident occurred during routine maintenance and inspection of the damage is expected to take several weeks.
Aboriginal group says Fortescue applied to mine near destroyed caves
The company recently applied for a mining license on an area that traditional owners identified as high cultural sensitivity.
Caterpillar bets on self-driving machines impervious to pandemics
Sales of Caterpillar's autonomous technology for mining operations have been growing at a double-digit percentage clip this year.
Chinese battery maker may buy more metals before prices lift
Lithium prices are being supported by a recovery in demand for electric vehicles in China.
China bans Australian coal imports as political relations sour
China is also the key buyer of Australia’s most lucrative export, iron ore.
