Steel buyers demand huge discounts from Russian producers
The country’s producers have seen their options dwindle as sanctions choke sales to the key European market.
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G7 countries say strict environmental rules needed for deep-sea mining
The International Seabed Authority (ISA), a United Nations body, is drawing up regulations governing seabed mining in the high seas.
China drags down entire industrials metals complex – report
Iron ore bucks the metals price doldrums as China GDP growth slows.
Steel hikes coming for cars to ships in Japan as costs soar
Japanese manufacturers are already feeling the pain of soaring steel and other materials in a country.
Silver miners’ Q1 2022 fundamentals
While the silver miners’ fundamentals are solid, traders have avoided their underperforming stocks.
Lucky Minerals arranges funding for first drill program at Fortuna, shares rise
Proceeds will be used to fund the company's first drill program at the Fortuna gold project in Ecuador.
Copper price breaks three days of losses on China recovery hopes
Shanghai took more gradual steps on Friday towards lifting its covid-19 lockdown.
Sayona raises $136m for Quebec lithium project’s restart in 2023
The company published a positive pre‐feasibility study for the project this week, confirming the NAL operation’s technical and financial viability over a 27-year mine life.
Billionaire’s seized mines pose quandary for new Zambian leader
Hakainde Hichilema, who won power in August, has yet to say what he’ll do to revive Konkola Copper Mines Plc.
