Column: Tin falls back to earth but supply problems haven’t gone away
Investors lost faith in tin's bull narrative towards the end of 2024, slashing bets on a further rally and helping crash the price.
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Faster grid expansion is going to accelerate demand for copper, said Wei Lai, deputy trading head at Zijin Mining Investment Shanghai Co.
Rio Tinto and Glencore discussed potential merger
A $160 billion Rio Tinto-Glencore combination makes sense in a copper-centric world, but we've been here before.
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Combining the two businesses would potentially create a behemoth to leapfrog longstanding industry leader BHP Group.
Robex Resources extends life of Nampala gold mine in Mali by half year
The Nampala mine now holds 121,000 oz. in gold reserves.
Societe Generale plans partial return to gold trading
The French bank resigned as a market maker for gold at the London Bullion Market Association in 2019.
Standard Lithium and Equinor secure $225m to develop Arkansas project
Since December, Standard Lithium has operated a pilot DLE plant at its South West Arkansas project.
China extends coal imports lead over India to widest in more than a decade
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Greek Metlen expands alumina output to extract critical mineral gallium
The company plans to launch gallium production in 2027 and eventually produce 50 tons a year.
