China loses appetite for Russian coal as import costs rise
Russian exports plunged 22% in the first quarter after Beijing imposed a tax regime that favors some of Russia’s rivals.
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CSA, acquired from Glencore, is one of Australia’s longest operating copper mines with a history stretching back almost 150 years.
Coal trains also carry respiratory diseases to communities on their way – study
Trains carrying loads of coal bring with them higher rates of asthma, heart disease, hospitalization and death for residents living nearest the rail lines.
Anglo American bullish on copper outlook, cuts diamond targets
It produced 11% more copper in the first quarter, but its diamond unit De Beers saw output drop by 23% on high inventories.
Kumba quarterly sales fall 10% as port challenges curb exports
The decline was mainly due to the unreliability of equipment used to handle ore consignments at Saldanha Bay Port, Kumba said.
Gold price falls again after biggest daily slump in almost two years
After climbing to a record earlier this month, the precious metal has now fallen below $2,300 an ounce.
Freeport-McMoRan beats on copper production, gold output surges
The mining giant said its quarterly production of copper rose to 1.1 billion pounds from 965 million pounds a year earlier.
China can’t quit coal by 2040, researchers say, despite global climate goals
Norwegian risk assessment firm DNV said China's coal consumption will see a "minor uptick" in the next two years.
