Canadian miners welcome Liberal election victory
The question is whether Canada will 'become the critical mineral supplier the world needs'.
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Russia considers profit tax on companies to stimulate investment at home
The proposal was being considered only for a very small number of companies.
Two dead, one missing at Sibanye’s Kloof gold mine
The rescuers, part of a six-person team, were “overcome by heat" during a search for a missing worker at the extremely deep mine.
Alcoa to restart aluminum plant in Brazil
Alumar, fully curtailed since 2015, is set to produce its first molten metal in the second quarter of next year.
Ganfeng weighs dropping pursuit of Millennial Lithium
Millennial’s assets have also attracted interest from China Molybdenum, which could consider joining CATL in a bid.
International Lithium sells remaining stake in Mariana project to Ganfeng
Mariana is considered one of the biggest lithium deposits in the world.
Copper price back below $9,000 on Evergrande jitters
The global world refined copper market showed a deficit of 90,000 tonnes in June, compared with a surplus of 4,000 tonnes in the prior month.
Russell: Iron ore makes unruly retreat to more normal price levels
Overall, the market appears to be more in evenly balanced than earlier in the year, when supply was disrupted and China’s steel production was hitting monthly records.
Iron ore price woes endure as Chinese steel demand faces ‘last hurrah’
Iron ore’s rollercoaster ride this year is set to end with a whimper as the contraction in China’s steel industry heralds further declines.
