China court to re-auction Fanya indium at same asking price
The fate of the 3,609.46 tonnes of indium is being closely watched by minor metals traders.
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US to impose sanctions on Iran’s metal exports and leaders
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Brazil plans to allow mining in Amazonian indigenous reserves
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Siemens under green lobby pressure over Australian coal mine
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