Column: China iron ore imports hold up as storm clouds gather
That stability in pricing is largely a reflection that imports by China, which buys about 75% of global seaborne volumes, have held up.
Latest Stories
Caterpillar sees US tariff hit of up to $1.5 billion this year
Caterpillar’s outlook is important because it is one of the world’s biggest makers of machinery for mining and construction.
BHP and Lundin will request Argentina incentives, but other miners fear missing out
Argentina's Large Investment Incentive Regime offers lengthy tax breaks and access to international dispute courts.
Fortuna rises on improved resource estimate for Senegal gold project
The company expects to complete a PEA for the project in Q4.
Trump’s copper tariffs apply to $15 billion of goods so far
The US copper market is scrambling to understand the implications of Trump’s tariffs.
Australia weighs price floor for critical minerals, boosting rare earth miners
The support comes as prices for some metals like rare earths have been too low to fund processing capacity in Western nations.
Copper price slips as unwinding of tariff trade boosts LME stockpiles
The red metal fell 0.6% after LME data showed readily available copper inventories jumped to the highest since March.
NextSource soars on Mitsubishi Chemical offtake deal
NextSource says the deal represents "a major milestone" in its strategy to become one of few vertically integrated graphite producers outside of China.
Fresnillo lifts gold forecast on strong first-half surge
Silver output dropped 12% due to the San Julián DOB mine closure, lower grades, and the end of a silver stream deal with Peñoles.
