Copper bulls get electric shock as world’s factories slow down
Bank of America said $20,000 could be possible if major supply-side issues arose simultaneously.
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China coal futures surge to record as flooding swamps mining hub
Floods have closed 60 of the 682 coal mines in Shanxi province, which has produced 30% of China’s supply of the fuel this year.
Codelco raises Europe copper premium by 31% in bullish signal
Codelco offered to supply copper to European customers at a $128 premium over futures next year.
Billionaire Forrest plans green energy factory to rival China
Fortescue’s energy unit will build a plant with initial capacity to make two gigawatts of electrolyzers a year in Gladstone, Queensland.
Iron ore price surge is latest spike to fuel inflation fears
Iron ore has suddenly gone from commodity laggard to a top performer.
Nornickel slashes forecast for palladium market deficit
Nornickel currently expects a deficit of 0.2 million-0.3 million ounces in 2021 and 0.3 million ounces in 2022.
Temporary bottlenecks hike costs for copper miners in Chile, Antofagasta CEO says
The London-listed miner said 50,000 tonnes of production could be at risk next year because of a severe drought that has hobbled its operations.
Scientists explore possibility of mining iron, nickel, cobalt-rich near-earth asteroids
Metal-rich asteroids are similar to some stony-iron meteorites found on Earth.
Barrick’s Tanzania ops on track
Barrick, in partnership with MSALABS, has installed Africa's first Chrysos PhotonAssay laboratory at the Bulyanhulu mine, Tanzania.
