CEO who dubbed steel market a falling knife is calling a bottom
While construction has faced headwinds, there are green shoots on the horizon, economist says.
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German aluminum smelter considers halving output on energy costs
Speira, which was part of Norsk Hydro’s aluminum business before being sold to KPS Capital, can produce about 160,000 tonnes of aluminum at its plant in Neuss.
Endeavour Silver founder and Chairman Bradford Cooke passes away
He formed Endeavour with Godfrey Walton in 2003 for the purpose of acquiring and developing silver-gold projects in Mexico.
Iron ore price rises as China cuts lending benchmarks
China’s property market crisis is testing whether central bank Governor Yi Gang can stick to his stimulus-lite strategy.
Mexican mining industry expects investments to rise 15% in 2022
Mexico's mining industry plans to invest $5.5 billion in 2022.
Top Middle East aluminum producer posts record profit
Emirates Global, whose shareholders are considering an initial public offering, posted a record first-half profit as prices of the metal soared.
Two charts show copper price drop may have been overdone
Copper is China's only growing commodity import in 2022 as the country’s inventories drop 60% in a year and worldwide stocks decline to just 3.5 days consumption.
CATL profit surges as battery giant moves on from tough quarter
CATL’s Shenzhen-listed shares have gained about 50% since a low in May as the company ramps up global capacity.
China lithium prices near record as power cuts squeeze market
Sichuan, home to more than a fifth of China’s lithium production, extended industrial power cuts this week.
