Home: Learning to live with (talk of) Chinese state metal sales
The copper market is going to have to live with the threat of Chinese state sales for the foreseeable future.
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Nornickel fund launches first blockchain-tracked nickel and copper ETCs on LSE
The ETCs will use Blockchain technology for transparency and security of the metals backing them.
Western Australia’s Aboriginal groups slam cultural heritage bill
National Native Title Council says it has not been properly consulted over the bill's latest revisions, which risk further damage to cultural heritage.
Canada, Australia may have to help America achieve the electrification dream
Adamas Intelligence suggests the top destinations where US president Joe Biden would look for battery metals for his recently announced EV plan.
The metals of antiquity — iron
There is more iron on earth than any other metal.
EXPLAINER: What we know about China’s metals reserves release
Beijing confirmed the release of state reserves for the first time in a decade to cool metals markets. Here is what analysts know about the sale.
BHP to pick port ahead of Jansen potash mine decision
Before choosing whether to spend a further $5.7bn to bring Jansen into production, BHP is looking into what port it would use to ship the fertilizer ingredient.
Unmanned train to allow Vale to reopen iron ore plant at Xingu dam
With the train, Timbopeba processing plant will be able to operate at least at 80% of its capacity of 33,000 tonnes of iron ore "fines" per day.
Canada’s Coal Association responds to Ottawa’s thermal coal mine ban
Canadian thermal coal will be replaced by dirtier product from elsewhere, says Coal Association.
