One metal’s slump shows China’s new economy is in favor
Iron ore staged a partial recovery, after slumping by the most since mid-2022 on Monday.
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Gold price extends loss as US inflation data reinforces Fed caution
Spot bullion whipsawed as traders digested the data print, before trading down 1% at $2,161.14 an ounce.
Teck Resources mulls British Columbia battery recycling plant
The facility would, if constructed, have the capacity to recycle the equivalent of 35,000 metric tons annually of battery material each year.
Li-Cycle stock surges on $75 million investment from Glencore
Glencore plans to develop a recycling hub in Europe with Canada’s Li-Cycle Holdings.
Talisker strikes ore sale deal for Bralorne with New Gold
The initial agreement is for New Gold to purchase up to 350,000 tonnes of ore mined at Bralorne and process it at their mill located at the New Afton mine.
Gold output falls in Burkina Faso as terrorist attacks increase
Six mining companies closed down in 2022, while one more ceased activity last year.
Aluminum price nears six-week high on signs of seasonally robust demand
Aluminum stocks have surged by 85% this year in warehouses monitored by the Shanghai Futures Exchange.
Reunion Gold advances on Oko West environmental permitting
The company remains on track with its accelerated development timeline for Oko West, which includes a PEA by the end of Q2 2024.
Column: Tin supply trapped in resource nationalism squeeze
The question is how long it will be before normal supply service is resumed in both Myanmar and Indonesia.
