Aluminum inventories rise as clock ticks on LME ban discussion
The LME is undertaking a three-week discussion process to consider banning new deliveries of Russian supplies.
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US seeks deals to wean countries off coal ahead of Egypt talks
The US special presidential envoy for climate John Kerry is set to visit Vietnam next week and will travel to Mexico again before the UN climate summit in November.
Iron ore price outlook clouded by global demand woes, supply risks
Prices set to end 2022 around $100 a tonne, dip further in 2023.
Union at Antofagasta’s Los Pelambres mine reaches labour deal to avoid strike
Contract agreement includes wage increases, bonuses and various benefits.
Vale opens first phase of $684 million copper complex expansion in Canada
Project's initial expansion is expected to add 10,000 tonnes of low-carbon nickel and 13,000 tonnes of copper production per year.
TGIF – Gold helps Scots produce whisky more efficiently
Researchers at the University of Glasgow have found a way to use gold particles to measure the maturity of whisky, which could help distillers with one of the key challenges in the production process.
Turquoise Hill’s fifth largest investor to reject Rio Tinto’s takeover bid
Sailingstone Capital Partners, which has a 2.2% stake in the Canadian miner, will vote against the takeover in meeting next month.
Alcoa lobbying White House to block US imports of Russian aluminum
Separately, Alcoa asked the London Metal Exchange to delist Russian aluminum.
Fortescue sees first major hydrogen project within next 9 months
Chairman Andrew Forrest launched FFI in 2020 with an ambitious goal to produce 15 million tons of green hydrogen by 2030.
