Greenland approves Bluejay Mining’s Dundas Ilmenite project
The company said its approved exploitation and closure plan is the final government-level approval required before construction at Dundas can start.
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Sudan took steps last year to open up trade in the precious metal further to private investors.
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A 6 million tonne copper supply gap will open up by the mid-2020s but projects needed to plug that gap face uphill battles.
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Chinese carbon peak by 2030 involves a major shift to renewables, says CRU
During this transition period, Chinese companies need to find solutions to reduce carbon emissions.
Copper sinks to two-month low on China’s plan to release reserves
The US Federal Reserve also brought forward its expectations for raising interest rates, sending the dollar higher and sapping demand for metals.
Gold price dives past $1,800 as Fed signals earlier rate increases
Bullion declined the most in five months on Wednesday as the Fed signalled it might raise interest rates sooner than expected.
