Baltimore bridge collapse will likely block coal exports for weeks
The US exported about 74 million tons of coal last year, with Baltimore the second-largest terminal for the commodity.
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LME says its Baltimore warehouses unaffected by bridge collapse
Facilities in Baltimore had 756 metric tons of nickel, 150 tons of tin and 50 tons of copper.
Star Diamond acquires Rio Tinto’s 75% interest in the Fort à la Corne diamond project
Star Diamond now owns 100% of the project in central Saskatchewan.
Fortune Minerals gets federal funding for Northwest Territories project, Alberta refinery
$526,200 funding for the production of cobalt sulphate and bismuth ingot products.
MAC, Copper Mark team up to enhance transparency and credibility
MAC and the Copper Mark are merging their respective assurance processes for pilot testing by MAC members undergoing TSM verification in 2024, with the Copper Mark secretariat managing the assurance process.
EarthLabs expands with Frankfurt listing
EarthLabs owns CEO.CA, the largest social media platform for mining investors.
Kodal Minerals on track to produce lithium at Bougouni in Q4
Kodal is in competition with Leo Lithium to develop Mali’s first lithium mine.
Commodities will rally when the Fed cuts rates, Invesco says
Commodities have done well in the past five easing cycles, a senior analyst said.
Kenorland receives Manitoba gov’t funding for nickel project
The C$300,000 funding will be used to support a large-scale aerial electromagnetic survey on the property.
