Trafigura bets on green-nickel squeeze in defiance of China cure
The world’s worries over sourcing cheap, clean supplies of the metal are far from over.
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Yukon, First Nations release mineral development report
The rights of Indigenous peoples is at the heart of the Yukon Mineral Development Report prepared by an independent committee of government and First Nations representatives.
Chile-focused copper miner Nobel Resources makes TSXV debut
Shares were up 37% after pre-market trading Tuesday.
Iron ore price surges to 10-year high after Vale, Rio miss on output
Iron ore prices jump 4% on Tuesday with $200 in sight, extending gains spurred by disappointing output figures from top two producers.
New Found Gold reports highest grade drilled yet from Keats zone, shares soar
The company's shares hit an all-time high on Tuesday.
Home: Supercycle or China cycle? Funds wait for Dr Copper’s call
The copper market appears to be reaching a defining moment when it decides whether we're in a new supercycle or the same old China cycle which has defined pricing for over a decade.
China’s metal imports from Myanmar show trade contortions amid post-coup protest
Chinese trade data gave a mixed snapshot of neighbour Myanmar's ability to keep up metal shipments in March amid unrest after February's coup.
Sandvik upbeat on outlook after meeting profit expectations
The Swedish company reported record quarterly orders in its mining equipment business, which accounts for almost 40% of sales.
Australia’s NSW government to buy out China Shenhua coal mine permit
Farmers have opposed the mine since it would be on prime agricultural land that could impact the region's water table and local Aboriginal people are against the development because it would disturb important cultural sites.
