Nutrien says ‘black swan’ jolts are finally easing
The world’s biggest maker of crop nutrients said fertilizer demand is just now starting to stabilize from seismic shocks of the past few years.
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Freeport McMoran sees lower sales in Q2 on Indonesian permit delays
The company expects copper sales to be 5% below April 2024 guidance of 975 million pounds.
Copper price extends rebound on hopes for US rate cuts, China stimulus
Copper rose for a third session, extending its rebound from a two-month low.
India in talks with Africa, Latin America countries for critical mineral blocks
India is also in discussions with Australia for critical minerals.
Rio Tinto in talks to prevent another strike at Oyu Tolgoi
Rio Tinto has said changes to Mongolia’s Labour Law in 2022 had prompted it to recalculate employee salaries.
Indonesia’s Delta Dunia eyes more deals as it completes US coal buy
The Jakarta-listed company has been diversifying beyond its home base of Indonesia where it runs its BUMA coal mining services business.
Endeavour Mining pours first gold at Lafigué mine
Lafigué is the fifth project Endeavour has completed in West Africa and it is expected to produce between 90,000 and 110,000 gold ounces a year.
Vale reports second board exit in four months amid CEO search
On Monday, the miner reported the resignation of Vera Marie Inkster.
