Copper price down as China’s covid outbreak worsens
A series of stunning street protests in cities across the nation threaten to derail economic activity.
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LME says it saved nickel market from $20 billion ‘death spiral’
The world's oldest metals forum provided its most detailed account yet of the historic short squeeze this year when prices soared 250% in little over 24 hours.
E3 Lithium receives $20 million investment from Canada’s Strategic Innovation Fund
The fund’s objective is to spur innovation for a better Canada by providing funding for large projects and national innovation ecosystems.
McEwen identifies new gold zone at Fox complex in Ontario, with assays up to 29.1 g/t at depth
McEwen has identified four new gold veins in the Grey Fox area as part of its ongoing exploration program within the Fox Complex.
Sibanye-Stillwater to spend $616m advancing Finnish lithium project
The Keliber mine is expected to be Europe's first fully integrated lithium hydroxide producer supplying the regional market.
Drive to bypass China in lithium refining grows in Australia
Pilbara Minerals Ltd. plans to build a demonstration plant in Western Australia capable of refining the material.
Rio Tinto reaches historic agreement with Juukan Gorge group
Australia said last week that it would strengthen laws to better protect Aboriginal cultural heritage.
Indonesian tin groups ask govt to consider impose export restrictions gradually
The policy is similar to what the country has implemented for developing a downstream processing industry for nickel ore.
Gold coin rescues Roman emperor from obscurity
A handful of coins unearthed in Transylvania reveal a long-lost Roman emperor.