ArcelorMittal urges extended, reformed EU caps on steel imports
It is "absolutely critical" that Europe protect itself with measures to restrict imports of steel and remedy weaknesses in its existing system.
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President Trump’s coal comeback keeps falling short
In the grand scheme of things, even the 2,500 coal-mining jobs added since Trump took office in January 2017 really don’t amount to much.
South African gold output drops 13th straight month in October
Gold production declined 15.1% from a year earlier.
Newcrest expands footprint in Chile with two gold deals
The Australian major has signed option and farm-in agreements for Cornerstone Capital Resources’ Miocene and Mirasol Mining's Gorbea properties, all of them in northern Chile.
Big coal wants consumers to pay for fixing its pollution problem
"CCS is a get-out-of-jail card and a great business opportunity,” - Michael Liebreich, founder of Bloomberg NEF research group.
Botswana’s Mowana copper mine suspends operations over working capital
Copper prices on the international market have been recovering but Mowana mine, which employs 411 workers, has failed to capitalise on the gains due to equipment breakdowns.
Lithium Australia officially acquires Youanmi project
The project consists of three exploration licences in the Archean Yilgarn Block, 450 kilometres north-east of Perth.
Rio’s partner in Aussie copper project says nothing great about it so far
Antipa Minerals reported "weak mineralization" in a target area that is part of the Citadel project, which has been touted as likely rich in copper.
Anglo ending 2018 on high note, predicts higher output, lower costs
The diversified miner anticipates 2018 production to be 2% ahead of previous guidance and costs to be 5% below.
