Political costs of phasing out coal may be fewer than expected – study
A recent study found that it is possible to phase out fossil fuels without sacrificing electoral popularity.
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Australia expands list of critical minerals key to transition
Australia added fluorine, molybdenum, arsenic, selenium and tellurium to the list of minerals that it regards as essential to modern technologies.
South African court denies class action against Anglo American
South Africa's High Court ruled that a class action lawsuit against Anglo American brought by victims of alleged historic lead poisoning in Zambia should not go ahead.
SQM, Codelco agree to start talks with indigenous group
The announcement refers to an "eventual alliance" between the two companies.
Double gold mine buy gives Genesis Minerals critical mass down under
Genesis’s resources will increase by about 4% to 15 million oz. upon completion.
Buenaventura stock surges as Antofagasta takes 19% equity position
The NYSE-listed shares reached a 52-week high of $12.73 earlier in the session.
LME faces fresh worries about Russian metal after UK sanctions
Any move by the US or EU to follow the UK’s sanctions on metals trading would likely force the LME’s hand.
Friedland says $15,000/t copper price needed to spur new mines
The mining magnate said that forecasts of copper prices reaching $9,000 a metric ton next year isn’t enough to stimulate the industry.
Fed dots spur gold
Gold blasted higher this week after a major dovish surprise from the Federal Open Market Committee.
