Peru unrest threatens to choke off almost 2% of global copper supply
Protests in Peru are threatening to choke off access to almost $4 billion worth of copper.
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Czech company's technology selected to be part of waste-to-value challenge.
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Prototype battery passports include data from Audi and Tesla relating to technical specifications, material provenance, and reporting against key sustainability performance indicators.
Column: Exchanges diversify as base metals trade shrinks in 2022
Volumes have fallen every month year-on-year since the suspension of nickel trading and the decision to cancel trades.
Congo president demands more from $6.2 billion China metals deal
“The Chinese, they’ve made a lot of money and made a lot of profit from this contract,” Tshisekedi said in an interview at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Australian state says coal miners must keep up to 10% for local needs
The NSW Minerals Council said the policy would have little impact on electricity prices but could upset trade partners.
Patriot Battery Metals surges on best lithium drill intercept to date at CV5 pegmatite
The spodumene mineralization at the CV5 pegmatite has now been traced over a strike length of at least 2,200 metres.
Talon Metals strikes new nickel-copper mineralization in Minnesota
Earlier this year, Tesla signed its first US nickel supply deal with Talon.
Copper price on the way up, but with many ‘ifs’
Long copper positions are building on both the LME and the COMEX.
