A European stock trader’s guide to an era of scorching inflation
While mining stocks tend to outperform during periods of elevated inflation, gains may be curtailed by concern about China’s demand for metals.
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Russia’s secret gem sales are dividing the diamond world
There’s a handful of Indian and Belgian buyers who are snapping up large volumes of Russian diamonds at lucrative terms.
Nornickel plans to raise employees’ stake in mining giant, says top shareholder
Nornickel plans to increase the equity holdings of employees and other individuals to collectively comprise 25% of the company, up from 10% now.
Gold price wavers with anxiety high ahead of crucial Fed meeting
Gold edged higher after plunging to the lowest in more than two years.
B2Gold’s drill results from Anaconda point to further growth in Mali
The company has completed about 116,000 metres of drilling on targets near the Fekola mine and the Anaconda area this year.
Lula campaign mulls new mining royalties in Brazil, spooking industry
Among the projects that could be affected should Lula win and impose the special royalty rate are a series of Vale-operated iron ore complexes in the Carajas region of northern Brazil.
BHP weighs boosting $5.6 billion bid for OZ Minerals
BHP may increase its A$25 per share bid for OZ Minerals as soon as this month, Bloomberg sources say.
Heritage, Retriev, Battery Solutions merger creates circular supply chain in North America
"It makes us the largest collector, packager and processor of both end of life batteries and battery manufacturing scrap in North America,” says CEO David Klanecky.
Column: Zinc caught between weakening demand and sliding supply
The puzzle facing the zinc market is whether demand or supply will fall hardest this year.
