Home: No relief for turbulent tin price as supply squeeze worsens
The massive premium for prompt delivery has enticed a trickle of metal into exchange warehouses, but not enough to tame market wildness.
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Kazatomprom may enter spot market after Yellow Cake deal
Yellow Cake Plc, which bets on uranium prices, said on Monday that it had exercised a $100 million purchase option with Kazatomprom.
Rupert Resources drills more gold at Ikkari in Finland ahead of initial resource
The company has completed 25,000 metres of drilling at Ikkari in 75 holes.
India considers net-zero goal around 2050, a decade before China
India, the world’s third-biggest emitter, has come under pressure to make a net-zero pledge ahead of global climate talks in Glasgow, Scotland, this year.
London Metal Exchange’s Japan head leaves bourse
Xu Xiao was based at the LME's Singapore office and had also served as vice president, corporate sales for Asia since September 2016 before leaving at the end of February.
Morocco’s Managem takes 65% stake of Sudan’s Gabagba Gold mine
Extension plans are expected to cost up and related to $250-million to increase output to 200 000 oz.
Swiss refiner says it can verify gold’s origin to combat illegal supply
Technique takes samples of gold from a mine or supplier and creates a complex chemical and physical blueprint for the material against which subsequent shipments can be checked.
China probes mine deaths cover-up in top steel province
The country recorded 573 mine-related deaths in 2020.
High-flying platinum stocks set to extend Johannesburg gains
The blistering pace of gains that has pushed South African platinum stocks to the highest in more than 12 years looks likely to be sustained.
