Tightest supply in 18 years boosts copper ahead of industry show
The copper industry isn’t letting tightening credit and slowing growth kill the buzz heading into one of its biggest annual gatherings.
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Chile moves ahead with public-private lithium model via Codelco
Codelco and Enami will represent the state in new lithium projects.
St Barbara to sell W. Australia assets to Genesis for $403m, drops takeover
The revised transaction will result in St Barbara shareholders owning up to 19.5% of Genesis.
Green gold rush: investing in the metals and minerals powering the EV and solar boom
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Teck shares surge above Glencore offer as other major miners eye metals unit
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Sigma Lithium begins production at Grota do Cirilo project in Brazil
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The UK identifies key critical minerals areas
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Gold price extends decline as market looks for cues on Fed rate hike
The trend for gold is still up, says Kitco Metals analyst.
