European aluminum giant calls for sanctions on Russian metal
Norsk Hydro, which operates the largest primary aluminum plant in Europe, is calling for sanctions to be imposed on Russian metals.
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Freeport in early talks to extend Indonesia copper rights beyond 2041
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Copper price jumps as dollar eases
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Epiroc sees high demand near term after in-line Q3 profit
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Thailand to rely on coal for power longer amid record gas prices
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Gold price rebounds to 2-week high on Fed relief hopes
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Traders bet on aluminum price surge as LME weighs Russia ban
Aluminum traders are making bold bets in the options market to position for price spikes later this year
