LME storage problems writ large in tiny tin market
Depleted stocks have been a long-running theme on the LME tin market.
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Barclays and Red Kite settle copper market dispute
Red Kite in 2017 sued Barclays for $850 million, alleging that the bank's traders were able to see the hedge fund's confidential trading positions on the London Metal Exchange.
LME ready to address flaws in its metal storage rules
A problem has emerged in relation to the LME's "load-in and load-out" rules, which specify the tonnage that has to be shipped out when a queue to deliver metal is longer than 50 days.
Sandvik kicks off Nordic industrial earnings season with order beat
Sandvik's metal-cutting tools are seen as a good indicator of industrial demand.
Alrosa launches new Zarya pipe in eastern Russia
The new deposit should compensate for the depleting stock of the Komsomolsky open-pit mine.
Done deal: Newmont Goldcorp becomes world’s No. 1 gold miner
Newmont Goldcorp is now the world’s largest gold producer by market value, output and reserves, as well as the only bullion producer listed on the S&P 500 Index.
Petra Diamonds on a roll after another major find at Cullinan
The find is the third Type II D-colour gem-quality diamond weighing more than 100 carats recovered since March and the fourth such rock discovered in the current financial year.
Mick Davis a step closer to mining iron ore in Guinea with Liberia deal
Niron Metals, an investment vehicle co-founded and headed by Davis, has struck a deal with Liberia allowing it to use a rail and port to export iron ore from Guinea's Zogota iron ore deposit.
Kenney win puts maligned Trudeau pipeline law under new pressure
A trio of proposed laws affecting pipeline, environmental and oil shipping laws are working their way through Canada’s Senate as Trudeau’s Liberals gear up for an October election.
