Peru copper mines face transport delays as protests spread
Cerro Verde, near the southwestern city of Arequipa, is experiencing holdups in transport of people, supplies and product.
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Centamin grows Sukari gold reserves for second straight year
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The bank expects gold, with its real demand drivers, to outperform the highly volatile bitcoin in the long term.
Nutrien expects normal fertilizer prices in 2023
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Europe reaches historic deal to put pollution price on imports
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Indonesia appeals WTO ruling on nickel ore export ban dispute
A panel of experts last month urged the country to bring its measures in line with WTO obligations.
Colombia signs agreement to establish a national mining company
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BHP accused of delaying $6 billion-plus Brazil dam case
BHP Group accused of trying to "forever put off" the question of liability for a 2015 dam collapse that triggered Brazil's worst environmental disaster.
