Mideast aluminum makers suffer damage from Iranian attacks
The region’s top producer, Emirates Global Aluminium, said it sustained “significant damage” at its site in Abu Dhabi.
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Site visit: EnergyX launches first US direct lithium extraction plant in Texas
Located in the Smackover formation, project Lonestar is the first DLE facility in the state to process locally sourced brine.
Wells Fargo doubles down on gold price despite slump
The bank projects prices to reach between $6,100 and $6,300 an ounce by the end of the year.
Vedanta to split into five companies next month, FT reports
After the demerger, the company will operate as Vedanta Limited, housing its base metals business.
Dip-buyers arrive to pull gold back from brink of a bear market
Gold prices have fallen by 15% this month, creating a test of faith for gold bulls.
EU trade commissioner discusses critical minerals, tariffs with US
Commissioner Maros Sefcovic said on Saturday he held a "very positive" meeting with US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer.
US issues new Venezuela-related general licenses for critical minerals
The licenses authorize "the supply of certain items and services for minerals operations", according to the Treasury Department website.
Vale extends exhaustion date of Itabira iron ore complex
The projected exhaustion date of its Itabira iron ore complex has been extended from 2041 to 2053.
Copper price posts first weekly gain since war on China demand
Most industrial metals on the London Metal Exchange settled higher on Friday.