China’s copper scrap market to remain tight on limited supply
China's copper scrap import growth is expected to decline in the fourth quarter due to volatility in exchange rates and price fluctuations.
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BHP sees 2-3 years of elevated costs, near-term copper oversupply
Surplus will have evaporated by the end of the decade, BHP's Chief Development Officer Johan van Jaarsveld said.
Codelco sees copper deficit at 8 million tonnes by 2032
While a surplus is expected in the short term due to new projects coming online, medium to long-term demand will offset supply further.
Korea Zinc and Trafigura in talks over smelter venture
Korea Zinc also announced a $592 million investment in green hydrogen and the battery sector.
Higher copper treatment charges needed to ensure copper supply – smelters
Smelter executives on Thursday called on miners to pay higher treatment and refining charges.
How molybdenum is helping reveal secrets of the deep earth
Molybdenum isotopes are helping researchers determine the composition of magmatic rocks, therefore revealing the structure of the subduction zone.
Zanaga Iron Ore shares soar after buying Glencore project in Congo
Deal gives the miner a 100% interest in the Zanaga iron project in the Republic of Congo.
INSIGHT: Bankers pour cold water on red hot coal
After years of decline, demand for the polluting fossil fuel has surged this year as Europe scrambles to replace Russian gas, and coal miners are making money hand over fist.
Australia to beef up laws to safeguard Aboriginal heritage
Australia will set out a new national legal framework to protect Aboriginal cultural heritage, after a review of mining standards following Rio Tinto's destruction of sacred rock shelters for an iron ore mine.
