Energy traders lobby for urgent funds to avoid liquidity crisis
The European Federation of Energy Traders is petitioning for “emergency funding mechanisms” in order to prevent some traders from experiencing liquidity problems.
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he company expects to complete a feasibility study for the project by the end of this year.
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Copper price rises on Peru supply disruption worries
Southern Copper plans to import copper concentrate after protests halted operations at its Cuajone mine.
Barrick’s Tanzania gold mine hit by new police abuse accusations
A corporate watchdog is alleging that local police are killing and assaulting villagers around a Tanzanian mine owned by Barrick.
Mercedes opens battery plant for Alabama-made electric SUVs
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Sudanese miners killed in South Kordafan mine collapse
About 80% of Sudan's lucrative gold mining is performed using dangerous makeshift methods.
Australia unveils $360m in critical minerals funding to offset China dominance
Projects to be funded include the second rare earth separation plant to be built outside China, a battery material refinery and a vanadium processing plant.
The $140 billion question: Can Russia sell its huge gold pile?
Bank of Russia expanded its gold reserves almost sixfold since the mid-2000s.
