From VW to JPMorgan, the unlikely cast behind nickel’s big squeeze
Getting to the bottom of who did what, when, and why, could take months or years.
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Kinross in negotiations to sell Russian mines
Kinross' Russian subsidiaries will continue to operate the Kupol mine and other assets.
Global Gold Snapshot: Eight companies scouring the globe
With gold prices approaching $2,000 per oz., gold exploration and mine development remain important drivers for many mining companies.
Scramble for gas set to draw $10 billion into Tanzania project
Russia’s attack on Ukraine has given the project fresh impetus as Europe seeks to find new energy sources to starve Russia of funds to fuel the war.
Teck and University of British Columbia partner to install antimicrobial copper on campus
Health Canada-registered copper patches have been installed in public areas on surfaces including door handles and railings in nine UBC Applied Science buildings.
LME to hold independent review into nickel crisis
The LME suspended nickel trading on March 8 after prices spiked by more than 50%.
Mountain Province shares rise to 12-month high on diamond recovery
Rough diamond sales price index rose 62% in 2021.
Nickel paralysis deepens as battered LME market barely trades
The market has remained in near-paralysis, even on days when prices have been trading within the 15% daily limit.
Mitsubishi expands copper trading business as Peru mine ramps up
Mitsubishi has hired Branko Buhavac, formerly at Trafigura Group, as head trader for base metals in Europe.
