Copper price slips as China demand woes resurface
Metal price fell as a stronger US dollar and renewed worries over demand due to partial lockdowns in China weighed on sentiment.
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Deal-hungry miners return to Toronto with EV metals in focus
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Sibanye to restart South Africa gold operations after signing wage deal
Company said the wage deal would be effective from July 1 and the restart would be phased over three months.
New 2D materials could be the key to high-capacity batteries
A new promising family of 2D materials combines transition metal carbides and transition metal dichalcogenides.
Chile and Ecuador restart copper talks after yearslong impasse
Ecuador and Chile have resumed negotiations over a partnership to develop a major copper deposit.
Canada to invest millions to cut emissions at BHP potash mine
Canada will announce a multi-million dollar investment to make the Jansen potash mine the cleanest and most sustainable in the world.
New working group to monitor truce between Las Bambas, Peruvian Indigenous communities
The new committee will keep track of the commitments agreed upon by MMG and the Indigenous communities protesting against its Las Bambas copper mine.
POSCO to halt some plants as S.Korea trucker strike continues
POSCO will halt some of its plants in Korea due to a lack of space to store finished products.
Ontario developer finds massive cache of pure synthetic graphite at planned housing site
King & Benton found more than it was bargaining for when it acquired the former Union Carbide synthetic graphite manufacturing facility in Welland, Ontario.
