Iron ore price falls to lowest in 18 months on dismal demand outlook
China's monthly steel production has been falling since July after seeing double-digit growth in the first half of the year.
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Kabanga says Tanzania mine may answer Elon Musk’s nickel plea
The project would eventually produce as much as 50,000 tonnes of nickel cathodes a year, as well as smaller amounts of copper and cobalt.
Vale courts Latin steel mills again as China infatuation fades
The Brazilian miner is taking a fresh look in its own backyard.
Silver demand shoots to highest since 2015, Silver Institute says
Global silver demand will rise to 1.029 billion ounces this year.
Vedanta sees India’s aluminum output reaching 5mt in 5-6 years
India will be the "stand-out growth market" for aluminum consumption in the coming years, according to Fitch Solutions.
Sibanye-Stillwater presents new offer to unions in gold wage negotiations
If accepted by the four gold mining unions the offer will increase the company's wage bill at its gold operations by $89.55 million.
China Nerin Engineering wins Kamoa direct-to-blister copper plant contract
The smelter technology aligns with Kamoa-Kakula's goal of producing the world's 'greenest copper'
Rio Tinto now the sole owner of Diavik diamond mine
Rio has acquired the 40% share held by partner Dominion Diamond, which has been released of all liabilities and obligations related to the mine.
Global energy storage installation expected to be 20 times larger within a decade
BloombergNEF says boom in stationary energy storage will require more than $262 billion of investment.