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US mines produced an estimated $74.6 billion in minerals last year
The country, however, was 100% import reliant on 20 mineral commodities, including rare earths, manganese and niobium, which are among a suite of materials often designated as “critical” or “strategic.”
Hedge funds have never been this bullish about copper price
Chile closes ports servicing some of the world's biggest copper mines due to rough seas while Escondida strike looms.
Nickel price picked as 2017 winner
New report forecasts 20% improvement in nickel price by end-2017 – copper, lead, zinc, gold, silver to retreat.
Frank Holmes: Time to grab the commodity bull market by the horns
Frank discusses the gold and bond markets and how they have been driven by global uncertainty.
The lithium supply and demand story
Why lithium? Great question. In my opinion, it's simultaneously the simplest and most complex metal.
New rare earth miner lists in London, raises $10 million for Burundi project
Rainbow Rare Earths plans to restart the Gakara mine, which operated for 30 years until 1978, and that still holds high grade of the coveted elements.
Argentina concludes official register of glaciers in mining areas
Through a quietly released official announcement, the Federal Environment Secretary of Argentina, Sergio Bergman, informed that Argentina’s National Glacier Inventory has just completed a glacier count in the controversial Famatina Mountains.
Freeport may resume copper exports from Indonesia in ‘a day or two’ — authorities
Government is considering to extend the miner a temporary permit, valid for up to six months, which would pave the way for Freeport to resume exports from Grasberg.