Iron ore price drops as China steps up efforts to curb soaring commodity prices
On Wednesday, China's cabinet vowed to strengthen its management of commodity supply and demand to curb "unreasonable" price increases.
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Codelco says its copper is 100% traceable amid sustainability drive
The announcement comes amid a broader push by the company to reduce water consumption, recycle industrial waste and scale back carbon dioxide emissions by 2030.
Triple Flag shares flat after Canada’s biggest mining IPO in 9 years
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Billionaire mining moguls fight fraud cops in £70m trial
Billionaire mining tycoons said the UK’s fraud prosecutor colluded with their own “bullying” lawyer to leak confidential information and manufacture grounds for a criminal probe that’s dragged on for almost a decade.
Visualizing the freefall in electric vehicle battery prices
With rising production and technological improvements, batteries are becoming cheaper to produce, making EVs increasingly competitive with gas-powered cars.
New digital exchange offers investors gold exposure and funding for miners
Mines in Australia and Ecuador have made available for sale around $93.50 million worth of gold at current prices, discounted to $80 million, on the Digital Metal Exchange (DMX).
