LME risks more squeezes as metal stockpiles hit lowest in decades
“Copper is sleepwalking towards a stockout,” analysts say.
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New lithium technology can help the world go green — if it works
DLE technologies would challenge traditional miners such as Albemarle and prospective miners like Lithium Americas.
Bayhorse makes breakthrough in understanding mineralization at Oregon silver mine
The Bayhorse mine is historically recognized as the largest silver deposit in Oregon.
Analysts adjust higher metal price assumptions on Russia-Ukraine conflict
Russia's February invasion of Ukraine has triggered turmoil in commodity markets.
Rio takes full control of Rusal alumina partnership in Australia
Rio was asked by the QAL management to step in and take full control of the asset.
JPMorgan says be ready for 40% commodities rally in market shift
While allocations appear to be above historical averages on commodities, they are not very overweight, according to strategists led by Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou.
Brothers behind Brazil’s $18 billion meat empire are getting into mining
J&F Investimentos SA, owned by the Batista family, emerged as the surprise buyer of some of Vale SA’s operations in Brazil.
Sanctioned Russian’s family sells $6 billion stake in Polyus
Said Kerimov, the son of sanctioned Russian billionaire Suleiman Kerimov, resigned from the board of gold miner.
Europe’s planned ban on Russian coal has unhappy China precedent
European utilities will have to be prepared to pay premiums to draw cargoes from South Africa, the Americas, Australia and Indonesia, writes Clyde Russell.
