China’s aluminum industry draws raw material diverted by war
The upshot of the rerouting of trade flows is that total Chinese imports of alumina could climb to 280,000 tons in April.
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Sangdong tungsten mine in South Korea returns to production after 30 years
At full capacity, Sangdong is expected to supply around 40% of the global tungsten demand outside China.
Rio Tinto gains control of Resolution Copper acreage after years-long court fight
The land swap came after a US appeals court last week again rejected requests to block it.
Gold price wavers as high energy prices threaten Fed rate path
Elevated crude prices from the US-Israel war with Iran have put the metal under pressure.
Nth Cycle inks $1B offtake deal with Trafigura
Nth Cycle said it plans to establish new operations in South Carolina and the Netherlands.
US to sign MOU with Brazilian state of Goias on critical minerals, rare earths
The agreement will be signed on Wednesday.
Southern Cross drills antimony discovery in Australia
Sunday Creek stands out for its high grades of the critical metal.
LME electronic trading resumes after nearly 3-hour outage
The LME said it was working to restore trading in the secondary instance.
Silver rout worsened by ‘destabilizing’ leveraged ETF spree, BIS says
The white metal collapsed as much as 36% on Jan. 30, its biggest one-day wipeout on record.