What to watch as China gives commodities a wild start to year
Commodities are having a volatile start to the year as China’s virus tsunami and policy shifts leave investors scrambling to calibrate expectations for 2023.
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China to crack down on speculation in iron ore prices
The Chinese state planner will resolutely crack down on illegal activities such as price gouging and speculation to ensure smooth operation of the market.
China boosts coal output, eases Australia ban to bolster energy security
The increasing need to secure energy supplies after easing covid-19 restrictions has pushed China to gradually resume Australian coal imports.
Copper Mountain reopens mine after ransomware attack
The shutdown was a preventative measure as Copper Mountain assessed the extent of the attack on its systems.
The View from England: When copper production was dominated by the Welsh
The U.K. no longer springs to mind as a mining giant, but it used to have a dominant role in the global industry.
Caledonia adds one of Zimbabwe’s largest gold projects to portfolio
The Bilboes project is a large, high-grade gold deposit located about 75 km north of Bulawayo, in Zimbabwe.
Finnish technology improves lithium’s production efficiency
Finnish company Sensment announced the launching of a new technology that significantly improves the production efficiency of lithium.
Mining People: Orezone Gold, Star Diamond Gold Line Resources
Key moves in the mining sector.
Jaguar Mining denies talks to buy AngloGold’s Brazil gold mine
The South African miner is considering strategic alternatives for the Córrego do Sítio mining complex, which include its potential sale.
