INSIGHT: Rare earth magnet users jolted into paying premium prices for ex-China supply
While rare earths magnets from China are beginning to flow again, customers remain on edge about the threat of future shortages.
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Column: Coal used to be Australia’s commodity export king, but gold is coming
For decades, coal was the bedrock of Australia's commodity exports before it lost its top status to iron ore.
Coal used to make steel gets break in Trump’s tax bill
In the latest version of Trump's so-called One Big Beautiful Bill, met coal can claim an advanced manufacturing production tax credit.
Panama ships part of stockpiled copper out of closed First Quantum mine
More than 33,000 metric tons of copper concentrate have been sent out, the Panamanian trade and industry ministry said.
Critical minerals to top Modi’s agenda in five-nation tour
Narendra Modi plans to visit Ghana, Namibia, Brazil, Argentina and Trinidad & Tobago starting Wednesday.
EQ Resources receives EXIM letter of interest for Mt Carbine tungsten project in Queensland
Under the new Supply Chain Resiliency Initiative, the Letter of Interest states that EXIM is considering a 10-year debt facility of up to $34 million.
Codelco sticks to SQM lithium deadline as deal opposition mounts
Codelco says it is on track to finalize a landmark deal with SQM well before the next government takes office next year.
American Battery Technology’s Nevada lithium project added to federal permitting dashboard
Company considers Tonopah Flats to be one of the largest identified claystone resource deposits in the country.
Arizona Metals plunges as Kay resource misses expectations
Analyst was expecting Kay’s tonnage to range from 14 million to 18 million tonnes.
