Stockpiling, probes, coordinated cuts – Beijing to the rescue?
Base metals rally across the board on hopes of Chinese government intervention in physical and futures markets and long overdue domestic output cuts.
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These 6 metals, minerals back to greenfield pricing by 2020
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Anglo American shares close at lowest in 16 years on HSBC note
HSBC downgraded the company to 'reduce' from 'hold' and highlighted that Anglo's precarious cash flow situation may force it to cancel its dividend.