Copper price retreats as traders weigh prospects of US-Iran peace deal
Copper fell as traders waited to see whether a fragile ceasefire in the Middle East can turn into a peace deal.
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Moody’s warns Indonesia commodity export plan a risk for miners, may distort market
It said the move could support foreign exchange inflows and the rupiah currency.
Arafura approves $1.6 billion rare earth project
The Nolans project is designed to deliver 4,440 metric tons of neodymium-praseodymium (NdPr) oxide annually.
USA Rare Earth wins up to $19.3M in DOE backing
Federal support strengthens USA Rare Earth’s push to build a Western rare earth supply chain outside China.
Southern Copper plans $319M Cuajone mine overhaul
Peru mine upgrades aim to cut costs, sustain output and improve efficiency as ore grades decline at key sites.
Codelco fires executive after audit points to 27-year output low
Production revisions and bonus recalculations deepen scrutiny of governance at the world's largest copper miner.
How to dodge the Iran war acid shortage: one miner bought its own plant
Marimaca has signed a six-month non-binding memorandum with a large acid producer in the port city of Mejillones.
Canada Nickel, GeoRedox launch first-of-its-kind hydrogen initiative at Crawford
The project will test GeoRedox's proprietary technology for producing zero-carbon hydrogen from ultramafic rock formations.
Column: Supply hits galvanize zinc as expected surplus fails to show
LME three-month zinc hit a near four-year high last week and is up by 13% since the start of the year.