Russia aluminum giant weighs selling directly on London Metal Exchange
Rusal isn’t under Western sanctions but it’s nonetheless being hit as some big consumers in Europe.
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China’s spending on Russian energy climbs to record $8.3 billion
The haul for August was 68% higher than a year ago and included a record amount of coal.
GoviEx Uranium feasibility projects 19 year life, $343 million capex for Madaouela in Niger
Project has one of the world’s largest uranium resources, with 100 million lb. of U3O8 in measured and indicated mineral resources, plus inferred resources of 20 million pounds.
Iron ore price rises as China’s construction stimulus pays off
Economic indicators suggest that government stimulus is boosting the ailing construction industry.
Gold price drops to two-year low with Fed rate hike in focus
Investors are continuing to pare back their gold positions, with exchange-traded fund holdings down to the lowest since January 20.
Australian lithium auction sees record bid as world prices surge
Pilbara Minerals said a buyer will pay the equivalent of $7,708 a tonne for spodumene concentrate delivered to China.
Coal deal hunters descend on Indonesia as demand peaks
Buyers all over Asia, and some from Europe, flew into Bali to hunt for any coal supply they can secure ahead of winter.
Europe’s energy crisis to drop copper price to two-year low
"It would be rare to see an outright decline in demand, but I think that's what we are going to see in Europe over the next 3-6 months," Citi analyst says.
Ferrexpo says Ukrainian court rules 2002 share deal invalid
Former shareholders have filed claims to invalidate a share purchase deal from 2002, in which a more than 40% stake in FPM was sold to its former CEO and other parties.
