Codelco ups production 14.9% in June, Escondida marks 11th month of drops
Escondida, the world's largest copper mine, saw production fall 21.6% year-on-year to 82,900 tonnes.
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Vale reaches tentative agreement with Sudbury nickel miners’ union
The five-year agreement includes "significant monetary improvements for existing members."
Copper price down as Chinese imports fall
China’s imports of unwrought copper have also been trending lower since the sharp recovery from the pandemic amid stimulus spending in the middle of last year.
Fresnillo half-year profits rise on higher metals prices
Profit for the period came to $308.4 million, representing a 445.8% jump over last year.
Soaring aluminum drives up the cost of everything from beer to foil
For consumers and economists hoping commodities inflation will soon subside, the aluminum market delivered some discouraging news on Monday.
Canada’s newest gold mine begins commercial production
Pure Gold mine, milling facilities, and other critical systems are operating in line with or close to design capacity of 800t per day.
BlackRock joins Citi to study plan to shut coal plants early
The proposals involve buying coal plants in developing economies in Asia and operating them for as long as 15 years before closing the sites ahead of current schedules.
Home: China’s copper appetite wanes just as US grows hungry
China sucked in a record 4.67 million tonnes of refined copper last year, making it the single most important physical driver of the pandemic recovery rally.
Western Australia takes step-up in battery chemicals production
Three big battery chemicals plants are set to come on line in coming months, while Germany's BASF is part of a pilot project to blend feeds used by battery makers.
