Peru copper output edges down 1% in September
The monthly drop in production was mainly due to lower supply from the Andean country's two largest copper miners - Cerro Verde and Antamina.
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Mitsui said to be top bidder for First Quantum mines stake
The Japanese company is considering buying a roughly 20% interest in the Sentinel and Kansanshi mines.
Glencore strikes deal to test copper technology at Chilean mine
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Iron ore price at one-week high on softer dollar, pre-holiday stocking
Underpinning prices is some mills kicking off buying seaborne cargoes to meet their production needs over the week-long Chinese New Year holiday break in January.
BHP to spend up to $14 billion on Chilean copper expansion
BHP plans to invest $7.3 billion to $9.8 billion in new projects at its Escondida mine alone, starting in 2028.
