Codelco halts mining projects after reporting second worker death
The world's top copper producer said on Wednesday it was temporarily halting construction of all mining projects.
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Alcoa jumps after quarterly profit, sales top analyst estimates
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Gold price sinks below $1,700 ahead of key central bank meetings
Spot gold fell 0.9% to a new 11-month low, after holding steady earlier in the session.
Former Australian PM and Alcoa COO appointed to solar energy company advisory board
Malcolm Turnbull and Tom Sigurdsson to bring GlassPoint solar steam technology to help industry achieve net-zero commitments.
Belo Sun Mining rises after Brazil court overturns halt of Volta Grande gold project
The State Supreme Court overturned the suspension order as there was “no evidence of damage or harm to the riverside people” and “they were properly consulted".
Jetti Resources, UBC publish new study on the science of the “holy grail” of the copper industry
Study sheds new light on how chalcopyrite behaves when subject to leaching and provides a better understanding of the nature of the passivation layer.
Europe’s power crunch cuts zinc and aluminum capacity in half
A further surge in power prices could knock more plants offline over winter, the region’s biggest metal producers warned.
Gold price steady as traders weigh drops in ETFs, inflation, dollar
The precious metal has hovered in a narrow trading range since late last week as a gauge of the greenback retreated for three straight sessions.
