Singapore taps JPMorgan, UBS to push regional gold hub ambition
The Monetary Authority of Singapore has had meetings with lenders over recent months to assess the potential of the city-state as a physical trading hub.
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Gold price falls sharply on war-induced inflation fears
Bullion has now wiped out all of its gains from last week, though it remains up by more than 17%.
China lithium prices tumble as weak EV sales, Middle East war cloud demand outlook
The most-active lithium carbonate contract on the Guangzhou Futures Exchange fell 12.99% to close daytime trading.
Shorter commodity cycles reshaping trading, value: McKinsey
Consultancy says that AI, partnerships and faster capital deployment are driving a structural shift in global commodity markets.
Lithium demand to top 13M tonnes by 2050: WoodMac
The consultancy sees supply gaps by 2028 as EV and storage growth accelerates global consumption.
Rare Earths Norway says Fen resource 81% larger
Indicated and inferred resources total 15.9 million tonnes, up from 8.8 million in 2024, making it Europe's largest rare earth deposit.
BHP chair says Australia should look at gas, corporate tax cuts to lift productivity
Australia is the world's third-largest exporter of liquefied natural gas and yet power costs for its population are significantly higher than those of other commodity producers.
St George hikes resource estimate at Brazil rare earths project by 75%
The mineral resource estimate of the project was seen at 70.91 million metric tons.
First Phosphate lands conditional $12.2M grant to advance LFP processing plans
The financial contribution is for the company's integrated phosphate concentrate project in Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean, Quebec.