Mining companies in Chile seek input into the country’s new constitution
The Mining Council wrote a document outlining how the companies would like to operate under the new constitution.
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S. African ‘diamond rush’ unearths only quartz crystals, officials say
Unidentified stones that lured thousands of fortune seekers to a rural South African village to mine the land with picks and shovels were not diamonds as hoped, officials said on Sunday.
Europe taking steps to cut reliance on China for raw materials
The European Commissioner for Internal Market called on member states to boost partnerships with resource-rich countries and explore sustainable mining in the EU.
The climate change fight is adding to the global inflation scare
The potential price hit from the green revolution is adding to the arguments about the inflation outlook that are already brewing.
Base metals demand expected to benefit from green revolution – report
A report by the CRU Group states that EVs and renewables are expected to support the demand for zinc, copper, and nickel.
Goldman’s Currie says buy commodities dip, bull case intact
The latest pullback in commodity prices represents one of the biggest tests yet for the current supercycle thesis.
Copper, gold price bulls nurse their wounds but fight’s not over yet
While there are many reasons to still bet on a so-called supercyle, it’s unlikely to be plain sailing.
A giant copper union joins push for bigger state role in Chile
The FTC, which brings together unions at Chile’s state-owned copper producer Codelco, wants privately-run mines to pay 75% of earnings in tax.
As copper plunges, Appian bets on shortages from electrification
The private equity fund is ramping up a new mine in Brazil’s northeastern region.
