Ottawa offers to cover losses on Trans Mountain delays — for any company
Finance Minister says indemnification would stay in place even if Kinder Morgan walks away.
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Coal at record in Europe is latest pressure on utility earnings
China’s thirst for energy is roiling markets in Europe, jolting the outlook for coal-hungry utilities as they struggle to cope with tighter pollution and environmental rules.
BHP faces shareholder class action over Brazil mine disaster
Australian law firm Phi Finney McDonald alleges BHP knew the dam was at imminent risk of breaking but did not tell markets.
Russia’s Alrosa sees rosy prospects from colourful diamonds
The global market for polished coloured diamonds is now dominated by Rio Tinto and Anglo American's De Beers. But state-controlled Alrosa aims to compete.
Copper: driving the green energy revolution
Copper is known as “man’s first metal”, and for over 10,000 years, it’s been used in applications ranging from architecture to coinage.
Lead price comes roaring back
"Lead from a raw materials side is probably the tightest commodity market out there."
Oakland port ban on coal shipments blocked by US judge
As demand for coal in the U.S. declines, miners depend increasingly on overseas markets.
Gold price crashes through $1,300 – worst fall in 17 months
Bullion brought down by US bond yields at seven year high and a bounce back for the dollar.
Aurubis expects continued strong copper market, confirms outlook
Production of copper cathodes (new metal) in the second quarter rose to 291,000 tonnes from 288,000 tonnes.
