Iron ore price rises as China sees inflation “under control”
Iron ore and steel prices in China hit record peaks last month, adding to inflation pressures that could prompt monetary policy tightening.
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Drilling at Greatland-Newcrest’s Havieron backs resource expansion
Latest drilling results how further high-grade extensions to the South East Crescent zone of the Havieron gold-copper project.
Organisers of Nordgold IPO see its value at $5.1-$6.6 billion
Gazprombank put it at $5.1-billion to $6.6-billion, while Renaissance sees it at $5.4-billion to $6.3-billion, Reuters sources said, adding books were expected to open on June 21 and close on June 29.
Home: London Metal Exchange ring will return, but for how long?
The shouting will resume on Sept. 6, when the nine ring-dealing members of the LME take their red leather seats after more than a year's coronavirus-induced break.
Sandvik expects bigger market for battery-driven mining gear in 2-3 years
With an electrification boom looming, Sandvik could sell more electric than diesel-driven underground mining kit in 10 years.
Indonesia tin miner Timah says meets rules, good practices
Tin deposits in the mining hub of Bangka-Belitung have been heavily exploited on land, leaving parts of the islands off the southeast coast of Sumatra island resembling a lunar landscape.
Australia faces climate pressure with EU carbon tariff threat – study
Australia has refused to match commitments by the US, UK and other countries targeting net zero emissions by 2050.
Process for extracting lithium from seawater may be better suited for brine from continental sources
Roskill published an analysis with its view on the study that claims to have found an economically viable system to extract high-purity lithium from seawater.
Electric vehicles a $7 trillion market opportunity to 2030 – report
BloombergNEF forecasts global sales of zero-emission cars rising to 70% of the market by 2040, thus making demand for battery metals soar.