Commodity crash signals disinflation is taking hold for now
From copper to wheat to natural gas, the cost of some of the world’s most important products is crashing.
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LME launches two consultations on reforms in wake of nickel crisis
The first consultation will be on a requirement for warehouses to report the amount of all stored metal.
US-China green energy rivalry ‘great for world,’ Forrest says
Iron ore magnate Andrew Forrest says it is healthy to challenge China’s dominance of sectors like renewable energy, EVs and battery metal processing.
Glencore plans $1.5 billion investment to expand Antapaccay copper mine in Peru
Miner is pushing forward the "Coroccohuayco" project to extend the mine's lifespan by decades.
Portugal gives environmental green light for Savannah’s lithium mine
The company received preliminary approval for the EIA for its Barroso open-pit mine.
EU seeks critical minerals deals with more African countries
So far the EU has signed partnerships with countries such as Canada, Kazakhstan, Namibia and Ukraine.
British consortium to invest $9 billion in Indonesia mining, EV batteries, minister says
Investement will go into an industrial park in the Bantaeng region on Sulawesi island.
Australian tech to produce hydrogen at point of consumption gets $6.5m grant
Australian researchers have been tasked with building a demonstration unit to efficiently generate hydrogen from liquid carriers.
Silver One becomes sole owner of past-producing Candelaria mine
To secure a 100% stake in Candelaria, Silver One issued to SSR Mining $3.1 million in common shares over three years from 2017 to 2020.