US consumers to bear brunt of copper tariffs, ex-Codelco CEO says
US copper imports have soared to 45% last year from nearly nothing in 1991, leaving domestic producers exposed to price suppression and supply disruptions.
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Trump, Zelenskiy nix minerals deal
Mineral rights and security agreement cancelled at the White House on Friday after a news conference degenerated into a rare spectacle of raised voices and name-calling.
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Copper industry needs to invest $2.1 trillion over the next 25 years to meet demand
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American Lithium raises resource confidence of Nevada project
The measured resource at its TLC project has increased by 47%.
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American stock investors have suddenly started buying gold again.
As Trump and Zelenskiy clash, Ukraine minerals bonanza remains distant prospect
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Column: Critical minerals take centre stage in world politics
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Paris prosecutor drops case against Apple over Congo minerals
The Paris prosecutor's office said allegations of money laundering and deceptive business practices were "not sufficiently well-founded".
