China restricts some Fortescue iron ore cargoes as talks sour
CMRG notified some mills that they could not from July 15 take delivery of portside cargoes of Fortescue's Super Special Fines and Fortune Fines.
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Energy Transition Minerals receives regional approvals for Penouta mine restart in Spain
Europe mines almost none of the metals Penouta yields — tin, tantalum and niobium.
Gold price rises as traders weigh Fed rate path after Warsh remarks
Bullion climbed as much as 2.5% as the dollar and bond yields pared gains.
Norsk Hydro’s Slovak aluminum smelter to partially restart production
The deal paves the way for the restart of 75,000 metric tons per year of smelting capacity.
South32’s new CEO looks to focus on copper after aluminum deal
Copper is expected to benefit from its role as a building block for the energy transition, Matt Daley said in his first day in the role.
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Column: Copper price soars but smelters can’t bank on it to survive
The companies that convert mined concentrate into refined metal are now relying on what comes with the copper for their financial survival.
South32 sells nearly all its aluminum business to Alcoa for $5.6B
The sale, says South32, allows the company to slim down its business to focus on the "high-margin copper, zinc, silver and lead operations".
Guardian may skip feasibility on $660M Nevada tungsten mine
Pilot Mountain is among the most advanced US tungsten projects.