Column: Metallurgical coal is set to rise from the doldrums as green steel ambition fades
Metallurgical coal producers have reason for medium- to long-term optimism as supply remains constrained.
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Congo sticking to cobalt export quotas, keen to boost processing
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Aurubis starts production at US copper recycling plant
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G7 mulls rare earth price floors, other measures to counter China
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Zijin Gold delays $3.2 billion IPO as typhoon pummels Hong Kong
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China rare earths issue remains unresolved, US lawmaker says
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