LME boss says banks are partly to blame for nickel short squeeze
Banks last year lobbied against efforts to increase transparency in metals markets, LME chief executive Matthew Chamberlain said in an interview.
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Waybridge, Mercury Group partner on supply chain logistics for raw materials
Joining forces will improve the resiliency of the raw materials supply chain in the wake of disruptions, the companies said.
The world’s biggest commodities markets are starting to seize up
Prices of materials like crude, gas, wheat and metals have become alarmingly erratic as a gulf emerges between buyers and sellers who are facing big financing strains.
NioBay suspends exploration at James Bay project on First Nation objections
The niobium project is located in the district of Cochrane on the traditional territory of the Moose Cree First Nation.
Centerra halts gold bar production at Öksüt after mercury detected in recovery plant
Centerra will be evaluating the impact of this suspension on its 2022 guidance, which was raised to 400,000-450,000 oz earlier in the year.
Court orders South Africa government to clean up air in coal belt
South Africa's coal belt, east of the capital Pretoria and main city Johannesburg is home to an estimated 3.6-million people.
US Treasury sanctions one of Africa’s biggest gold refiners
Alain Goetz and his African Gold Refinery were sanctioned for allegedly contributing to conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
US unveils battery strategy in West Virginia to ease coal loss
The administration also plans to announce nearly $215 million in Interior Department funding to clean up abandoned mines in West Virginia.
Chile’s Boric emphasizes green credentials with environmental treaty U-turn
New leftist President signed the country up to the United Nation's Escazu Agreement,.
