Sanctions, tariff or ban? Aluminum traders brace for fresh chaos
News that the US may target Russian aluminum in retaliation for attacks in Ukraine is sending shivers through the global metals market.
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Metso Outotec launches Courier 8X SL flotation analyzer for light and heavy elements
Courier 8X SL will replace Courier 8 SL in Metso Outotec’s automation portfolio, and the previous generation 8 SL can be easily replaced by replacing some main components.
Rio Tinto sells Roughrider project to Uranium Energy for $109 million
The Roughrider uranium project is located 13 km west of the McClean Lake uranium mill in Saskatchewan.
Autonomous driving boosts copper use in cars – report finds “minimal” substitution
New research reveals demand for copper in the wire harness in light duty vehicles will grow to over 1.7 million annual tonnes by 2025.
Iron ore price falls as China covid policy concerns dampen mood
Dalian iron ore slumped to three-week low.
Column: Copper today, aluminum tomorrow? LME’s Russian dilemma
More than 60% of the copper stored in London Metal Exchange (LME) warehouses at the end of September was produced in Russia.
Nexa expects high prices as Europe smelters shut
Nexa's chief executive says the European situation is opening opportunities to expand zinc sales in the continent at higher prices.
Could global energy use go up while per capita emissions go down?
In 1965, the OECD comprised more than 70% of global emissions. Today, non-OECD countries account for more than 60%.
LME clearing house runs down default fund in BoE stress test
A BoE report said the central counterparties (CCPs) in Britain's financial system were "resilient", but said there were major differences after its first public stress testA BoE report said the central counterparties in Britain's financial system were "resilient", but said there were major differences after its first public stress test.