Airbus defends Russian titanium use, urges against sanctions
Russia provides about half of Airbus’s titanium needs, directly or through key suppliers.
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South African unions start wage talks with platinum miners
Negotiations started with Anglo American Platinum last week and more talks are planned.
Stronger pricing makes US a more attractive home for copper
Copper futures on the Comex have been trading at a premium to those on the London Metal Exchange in recent weeks.
Glencore investors urged by Glass Lewis to reject climate plan
As investors become ever more focused on climate, Glencore has laid a different strategy to many of its rivals.
Russia-Ukraine war could trigger global recession, warns former Vale director
The short-term scenario is good for commodities, but in the medium term, a correction will be necessary, said Jose Carlos Martins.
Gold price gains 1% as US inflation data dents Treasury yields
"The report provides some optimism that inflation could be peaking here," OANDA analyst says.
Novo sells New Found Gold stake to Sprott for $100 million
NFG's flagship asset is the 100%-owned Queensway project in Newfoundland.
Electric vehicle growth outpaces installation of battery chargers
The number of EVs on the road per public charging point globally rose to 9.2 at the end of last year, from 7.4 at the end of 2020.
Lundin Gold’s quarterly production reaches all-time high
The Fruta del Norte mine produced 121,665 oz. of gold, a 16.8% improvement over Q1 2021.
