Blasted furnaces: Chinese steelmakers can’t be more bearish
The iron ore rally is holding for now, but struggling Chinese steelmakers now say the worst is yet to come.
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INFOGRAPHIC: Market intelligence for June 2013
Top 10 silver producing countries in 2012.
ENRC board gets investors backing, shares buybacks blocked
Directors want to to take ENRC private.
New Philippines mining tax sees 10-fold revenue increase
Foreign investment has halved in two years and far-reaching amendments to 1995 mining law not likely to encourage new projects.
Glencore Xstrata shelves $139 million copper mine expansion project
Company confirmed Wednesday it had dismissed contractor Macmahon Holdings, which was hired for the project.
Marine experts demand Australia stop reef mine, ports plans
More than 150 scientists from 33 institutions signed a letter warning the Australian government of the mounting threats to the Great Barrier Reef from new coal ports and other industrial projects.
Mongolia shakes its ‘Asia’s mineral state’ reputation, pushes renewables
Government will also introduce new environmental laws.
Kenya to revoke controversial mining tax
New president and his administration are planning to revoke rules passed in 2012, which impose 35% local equity shareholding in the country’s mining licences.
Dilbert cartoon calls out Krugman
Penchant for engaging in vitriol.
