Home: Funds flee cyclically confused copper market
Copper has hit an indecisive patch and it’s not surprising that funds have gone to play in other markets.
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Zinnwald becomes sole owner of key German lithium project
The late-stage Zinnwald lithium project is located in the heart of Europe’s chemical and car industries.
Aluminum is outperforming copper as China cracks down on prices
Aluminum has overtaken copper as the second-best performer on the London Metal Exchange this year.
Ukraine to auction titanium and zirconium miner in August
The country plans to auction Europe's largest titanium and zirconium miner, United Mining and Chemical Company, on Aug. 31.
Trafigura, Mubadala to launch sale of Spanish copper miner MATSA
Lundin Mining and Hudbay Minerals as well as South32 are likely to show an interest, a source told Reuters.
Korean scientists develop cheap, high-performance anode for sodium-ion batteries
Researchers at the Korea Institute of Science and Technology created a sodium high-capacity material that can store 1.5 times more electricity than the graphite anode.
Resource estimate for Hautalampi Co-Ni-Cu project shoots up
Eurobattery Minerals and FinnCobalt said total resource tonnage has doubled and contained metal tonnes increased some 50%.
Kinross resumes mining at Tasiast, lowers 2021 guidance
Early estimates indicate the SAG mill affected by a fire would only restart by year-end.
Nutrien to further boost potash output amid Belarus sanctions
The increase, which will bring total annual sales volumes to 13.8 million tonnes, comes on top of the half a million tonne output increase the company announced on June 7.
