Commodity boom at risk as supporting factors fade, Fitch says
The pace of global industrial production growth is falling “quite swiftly” after an impressive spike in demand for durable goods during lockdowns.
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Vale resumes operations at Salobo copper mine
It expects to ramp up its copper concentrate output in Salobo by Oct. 25.
Gold miners’ Q3 2021 preview
Great Q3 reports could act as catalysts spurring big buying, accelerating gold stocks’ blistering mean-reversion rally higher.
EU in talks with China to avoid “catastrophic” magnesium crunch
China supplies the block with about 95% of the silvery-white metal used to make aluminum alloys for auto parts.
Apple’s talks with Chinese battery makers mostly stalled
CATL and BYD informed Apple sometime in the past two months that they were not able to meet its requirements.
Polish miners throng Luxembourg streets in pit halt protests
A group of about 2,000 Polish miners has traveled to Luxembourg to protest against the decision of the European Court of Justice to halt production at their lignite mine.
The coming electric car disruption that nobody’s talking about
Millions of workers at repair shops, gas stations, oil fields and farms could find their jobs affected by an economic dislocation of historic proportions.
Emerita Resources shares surge on La Infanta drill results
The Spain-focused miner has received complete assays for the first step-out drill hole as well as the final infill drill holes from La Infanta.
Zijin opens Serbia’s largest copper mine
The Cukaru Peki upper zone of the Timok copper and gold project is part of Serbia's only copper mining complex.
