BHP investors file resolution to cut funding for Australian coal lobby groups
Co-filers include institutional investors that combined hold $94.6 billion under management.
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Gran Colombia signs LOI to spin off Venezuela project
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The DRC holds half the world’s cobalt and vast copper deposits, in addition to some 1,100 other mineral resources as estimated by the World Bank.
Copper hits two-year low as signs of global slowdown stack up
Copper has slid 14% from this year’s high in mid-April on the back of a manufacturing slump and warnings that major economies are heading into recession.
Chilean legislators reject lithium expropriation
A bill allowing the expropriation of private companies involved in lithium mining in Chile was found to be unconstitutional.
Nickel’s perfect bull storm as Indonesia bans exports again
LME three-month nickel hit a five-year high of $18,850 per tonne on Monday.
Venezuela gold reserves drop by $1bn in H1 2019
The value of the gold bars in central bank vaults fell to $4.62 billion, down 18.5% from $5.67 billion dollars at the end of 2018 - the lowest in 75 years.
Zambia mining firms say mineral royalties should be capped at 7.5%
Africa's No. 2 copper producer increased its sliding scale for royalties of 4 to 6% by 1.5 percentage points and introduced a new 10% tax when the price of copper exceeds $7,500 per tonne.