Zinc price hit lowest since March 2021 as factory data fuels concerns over steel demand
Zinc’s losses tracked a steep sell-off in iron ore and steel markets, as China’s economy shows few signs of a decisive recovery.
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Japan looks 6,000 meters under the sea for rare earths to counter China
The government intends to start developing the methods necessary to extract the elements near the Ogasawara islands, according to the Yomiuri newspaper.
Ailing UK battery hopeful weighs survival options
Company backed by Glencore Plc has been at the heart of the UK’s ambition to build factories.
Saudi Arabia to auction five new mining exploration licenses in 2023
The government estimates the kingdom's unused mineral resources to be valued at $1.33-trillion.
The lithium market is hotter than ever and traders are moving in
Prices have soared to unprecedented levels as demand forecasts keep growing.
Next-gen electrolytes may give lithium metal batteries a boost
Researchers have discovered a new mechanism to stabilize the lithium metal electrode and electrolyte in lithium metal batteries.
PureGold Mining seeks creditor protection
PureGold said it had made the application after considering cash position, scheduled debt payments, forecast revenue and expenses.
Tesla held talks over buying stake in Glencore – report
The EV giant considered acquiring part of Glencore, but negotiations failed on Tesla's concerns about the Swiss miner's coal business, FT.com reported.
Brazil’s president-elect Lula vows greener mining
Leftist former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva was elected this Sunday, winning over far-right incumbent Jair Bolsonaro.
