Copper price heads for biggest quarterly plunge since 2011
"We still see metals falling as a recession in the US is fully priced in," said Commerzbank analyst.
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Huayou to explore Zimbabwe lithium plant ‘when conditions are right’
China's biggest cobalt refiner acquired the hard-rock Arcadia lithium mine, just outside the capital Harare, for $422 million earlier this year.
Column: US forms ‘friendly’ coalition to secure critical minerals
A metallic NATO is starting to take shape, though no-one is calling it that just yet, writes Andy Home.
Minerals from Antarctica give clues to potentially habitable locations on Mars
Minerals found in samples of material from Antarctica could give scientists a better understanding of the surface and subsurface environment of Mars.
Petra Diamonds’ latest sale crowns “strong” year
The miner saw prices for its rough diamonds climb 7.7% from the previous sale of fiscal year 2022.
LME examining UK’s sanctions on Nornickel boss Potanin
The exchange is looking into the detail of the sanctions and what it may mean for itself, its participants, and Norilsk brands.
Sibanye-Stillwater seeks control of Finnish lithium miner
It wants to increase its stake in Keliber to 50% plus one share and is offering to buy minority shareholders out to reach an 80% ownership.
Rio Tinto, Corona Canada pilot country’s first specially-marked low carbon can
Rio Tinto will leverage insights from its initiative to allow consumers to use QR codes to see exactly how their products were made from mine to market – including sustainability data.
EDM Resources secures $24m to take Nova Scotia zinc mine towards commercial production
An updated pre-feasibility in 2021 outlined an approximate 14-year mine that is capable of producing 35 million lb. of zinc and 15 million lb. of lead.
