S&P downgrades Nippon Steel to ‘BBB’ on debt strain from US Steel deal
The downgrade reflects concerns over Nippon Steel's financial position, which S&P expects to remain weak over the next one to two years.
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Ekati’s Misery underground diamond mine, located roughly 2 km from Point Lake in Canada's Northwest Territories will continue to operate.
Alcoa says Trump’s tariffs added $115 million in aluminum costs
The company redirected Canadian-produced aluminum to customers outside the US to mitigate additional tariff costs.
Canada announces steel tariffs on some trade partners to protect domestic industry
Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada will introduce a tariff rate quota for countries with which it has free trade agreements, excluding the US.
Aclara Resources, Stanford University partner on AI-powered rare earth research
Aclara opened in April its heavy rare earth pilot plant, which it will use to test the production of dysprosium and terbium from ionic clay extracted from its Carina project.
Aura Minerals makes US listing debut
The copper-gold miner raised $196 million in the offering.
Iron ore price tops $100 for first time since May on China sentiment
Futures were up more than 1%, heading into triple figures for the first time since May.
Ucore to start rare earth output at Louisiana plant next May
The company is transforming an 80,000 square-foot building on a former Air Force base into an $80 million plant for rare earth magnet materials.
