China’s property pain deflates ‘overhyped’ iron ore market
Iron ore price dipped below $100 a tonne this week for the first time since early December.
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MRN is Brazil's largest bauxite producer and exporter.
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Yulo-Loyzaga signaled that a ban on unprocessed exports is unlikely.
Chile’s state lithium push emerges as test for Latam resource nationalism
Across the world, nationalizing oil industries in particular has proved attractive as a means of cashing in on valuable raw materials and boosting development.
NASA’s mineral mapping instrument goes into retirement
NASA’s Compact Reconnaissance Imaging Spectrometer for Mars produced maps that make it easy to tie mineral deposits observed in high-resolution images to regional scale trends.
Glencore buys stakes in Norsk Hydro and Vale’s assets in Brazil
It's taking a 30% stake in alumina refinery Alunorte and a 5% interest in bauxite producer Mineracao Rio do Norte, both in Para, Brazil.
Glencore says takeover bid for Teck stands after spinoff fails
Glencore reiterated its intention to buy Teck and even bid more, raising pressure on the Canadian miner to sit down at the negotiating table.
Syrah estimates $539 million in costs for Louisiana plant expansion
The development follows the completion of a definitive feasibility study of Vidalia Further Expansion project.
