China reveals gold buying after quarter of mystery purchases
China reported an increase in its gold reserves for the first time in more than three years.
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Russian coal exports come roaring back after EU loosens curbs
Europe is still not allowed to import Russian coal, but European companies are now allowed to ship the commodity to third countries.
China’s iron ore imports up 4% on month as steel outlook improves
Buyers are stocking up ahead of the end of the year and in anticipation of support from Beijing for the struggling property market.
Red-hot lithium price rally cools as China’s BYD flags surplus
The battery material in China has continued to retreat from the all-time high hit last month as signs of demand weakness weigh on the market.
CMOC pushes back as Congo’s Gecamines demands compensation in cobalt mine dispute
Congo suspects CMOC understated the mine's reserves to reduce the amount of royalties it pays to Gecamines.
Vale to break out base metals business, sell stake in 2023
Vale will separate the base metal assets from its iron ore operations and unveil a strategic partner in the first half of 2023.
EU photovoltaics project pushes for transparency, literally
The IMPRESSIVE project has taken on the challenge of developing transparent photovoltaic cells that can be integrated into large surfaces.
Teck donates $3.6 million to support green spaces across British Columbia
Teck’s goal to a become a nature positive company by 2030 means its conservation, protection and restoration of land and biodiversity will exceed the disturbance caused by its mining.
Mosaic cuts back production at Colonsay potash mine
The US fertilizer producer said the temporary measure at the Canadian potash mine reflected slower-than-expected demand.
