Lithium may get much-needed demand boost from battery storage
The cost of building utility-scale batteries has declined in recent years.
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Australia unveils rescue bid for Rio Tinto’s Tomago aluminum smelter
The deal would involve securing a long-term, fixed-price energy supply for the smelter, the government said.
Korean study unlocks Latin America lithium playbook
Research explains why lithium-rich Latin American countries took different policy paths despite similar incentives for stronger state control.
SolGold weighs higher $1.1B Jiangxi bid as copper M&A heats up
A successful acquisition would give JCC full control of SolGold's Cascabel project, a major undeveloped copper-gold resource.
Titan Mining starts operations at Kilbourne graphite plant in New York
The company said this marks a historic step forward to restoring end-to-end US natural flake graphite production for the first time in decades.
Gold gains, silver tops $64 as traders focus on Fed rate path
Bullion gained as much as 1.2% in US trading while silver climbed as much as 4%.
Chinese zinc smelter breaks contract with Teck’s Alaska mine amid tariffs
Teck supplies zinc concentrate from Red Dog, one of the world's largest zinc mines, to global clients, including in Asia.
Congo to let cobalt miners keep 2025 quotas after exports delay
The new quota system has confused miners, who were expecting to begin shipping their stockpiles in mid-October.
Copper price shoots to new record on US economic outlook
The US Federal Reserve now projects the world's largest economy to grow 2.3% next year, up from 1.8% previously.
