China’s price for capping commodities will be higher emissions
China’s success in capping the surge in commodities prices looks increasingly dependent on its ability to deliver more supply.
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Lithium: Spot prices soar on Lunar New Year
Fastmarkets spot lithium prices surge on lower production.
Royal Bafokeng recommends shareholders accept Impala’s offer
If the shareholders tender their shares, then it would end several months of tussle between Impala and its rival Northam Platinum.
Shenghe Resources to buy stake in Australia’s Peak Rare Earths
The stake, which will be sold by Appian Pinnacle to Shenghe's Singapore unit, will cost the latter around A$39.25 million.
Gold price set for consecutive weekly gains as inflation worries grow
"Gold market is just waiting for a lift-off on the Fed," an RJO Futures analyst says.
Copper price retreats on risk-off sentiment, profit-taking
"There's a general cooling of the economy in China. Infrastructure and property are both key in terms of driving metals demand and we do not expect a quick reversal in either."
Iron ore price plunges after China regulators’ new warning
China Iron and Steel Association said some companies involved in iron ore businesses had "violated business ethic" by issuing and hyping fake information.
Boliden sets extra dividend as metal price rise buoys profits
Company contended with increased maintenance and production disruptions at Harjavalta plant in Finland in 2021.
New Rio Tinto chairman to weigh CEO’s future amid toxic culture crisis
Dominic Barton could remove Jakob Stausholm if he decides Rio would be better served by a leader who was not in the upper echelons of the organization in recent years.
