Graphic: Healthy tin inventories, soft demand caps upside from Myanmar ban
Tin is the strongest performing metal on the LME this year.
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Goldman commodities research chief Jeff Currie set to leave
The prominent commodities analyst known for making bold — often bullish — pronouncements has been the face of the Wall Street titan’s commodities research for the better part of three decades.
Australia’s Nickel Industries to seek shareholder nod for $620m share placement
The nickel producer entered a share-sale deal in June to issue about 20% of its shares to PT Danusa Tambang Nusantara.
Siemens Energy sees €4.5 billion hit, wind losses prompt review
Quality flaws and unprofitable contracts weigh on the company's wind unit.
Ghana approves green minerals policy to develop lithium industry
Cabinet approved policy document expected to be passed by parliament before the end of the yearwill provide clear guidelines and a fiscal regime for mining so-called green minerals in a manner that ensures Ghana derives as much benefit as possible from its resources.
Atlantic Lithium says it is confident of getting mining lease in Ghana
Piedmont Lithium invested $100 million in the company in 2011 to secure spodumene from Atlantic Lithium's mine in Ghana.
Sumitomo Metal lifts FY profit forecast on higher gold prices, weak yen
Net profit is now forecast at $373 million for the year to March 31, 2024, up from May guidance of $290 million.
Aurubis upbeat for full-year profit as quarterly earnings surge 20%
The quarterly result was achieved despite a 40-day maintenance shutdown at the company's Bulgarian plant.
Vale loses bid to block BHP’s London lawsuit in Brazil dam case
More than 720,000 Brazilians are suing BHP over the 2015 collapse of the Fundao dam, which was owned and operated by the Samarco joint venture between BHP and Vale.
