China aims to revive steelmaking without ordering cuts to supply
Beijing seems to have committed to a more gradual tightening of the screws on steelmakers that would play out over years rather than months.
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The group of investors, which together manage or advise on $18 trillion of assets, said the new IMA would be able to monitor global mineral supply and demand.
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The ministry said in a statement the government planned to take preemptive steps to adjust production capacity.
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Glencore said to consider shutting Canada’s largest copper plant
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The privately-held company has stakes in 10 companies and aims to add more within 12 months.
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