Metal thieves stealing exhaust pipes send US auto claims 1,000% higher
State Farm said Thursday that metal thieves in search of platinum, rhodium and palladium are stealing catalytic converters in ever-greater numbers.
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Codelco board chairman resigns shortly before his term ends
Juan Benavides held the position at the world's largest copper producing company since being appointed in May 2018.
Electric vehicles are scarce and expensive as pump prices rise to record highs
Electric vehicles are in short supply in showrooms that have struggled to rebuild inventory of vehicles for more than a year.
Uranium price spikes over Russia supply fears
Spot price jumps to over decade high as Sprott's physical trust continues to mop up inventory overhang.
Sanctioned Russian nickel could slow global EV adoption – report
Sanctions placed on Russian nickel will cause EV manufacturing prices to increase further, threatening adoption and decarbonization, says GlobalData.
The war is on for two weeks. How does it affect gold?
The long-term outlook for gold is more bullish than before the invasion.
Tycoon behind nickel’s big short has power to fuel more drama
Massive short positions held by Tsingshan have gone disastrously awry over the past few days.
Iron ore price retreats while BofA sees risk of market deficit in 2022
Bank of America said prices at $150 a tonne are justifiable at present.
VIDEO: Gold price rebounds on ceasefire setback – Goldman targets $2,500
Goldman's Jeff Currie sees "perfect storm" for gold price.
