Aluminum price slides as surging inventories add to downbeat mood
Readily available aluminum inventories in LME warehouses saw their biggest jump in more than a year.
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Landslide at gold mine in Indonesia’s Papua kills six; 14 missing
Authorities will resume on Tuesday their search for those missing after the disaster.
Kodal expects Mali permit soon to export 27,000t of stockpiled lithium
The company began production at Bougouni in February.
Manitoba fires threaten Sinomine’s Tanco lithium-cesium mine
Tanco is about 180 km northeast of Winnipeg and sits right beside a large zone where fires are burning out of control.
Orano explores sale of Niger uranium assets, FT reports
The uranium miner filed a lawsuit this week over the "arbitrary arrest, illegal detention and unjust confiscation of property" involving its staff and assets in the country.
Emirates Global to build US aluminum plant touted by Trump next year
The smelter will have the capacity to produce as much as 600,000 tons a year of primary aluminum.
Column: Copper’s US tariff premium crushed by wave of imports
The copper market has been betting that a US tariff will be imposed at a rate of 25%, matching those already in place for both steel and aluminum imports.
Gold price may have peaked at $3,500 for now, says BofA commodities head
For gold to remain above $3,500, “you need continued investment and central bank demand," says Bank of America's global commodities head Francisco Blanch.
Gold price could exceed $4,800 by 2030: Incrementum AG
Based on a severe “tail-risk” scenario of a rare but extreme event, Liechtenstein-based gold fund Incrementum AG outlined in its new report.
