Copper gets a warning the worst may be yet to come
The International Wrought Copper Council expects a surplus of almost one million tonnes of metal this year and next.
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The industrial staple has prospered in 2020 even as covid-19 pandemic hammered industrial activity in many economies.
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Glencore chairman defends climate policy
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Northern Dynasty’s Pebble project scores as EPA steps back
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Japan Gold to expand Sanru project in Hokkaido
The Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry accepted the Canadian miner’s new prospecting rights applications.
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