As China row deepens, 1 million tonnes of Australian copper concentrate needs new buyers
Australian copper concentrate exports to China have been at zero since November amid record prices and historically low refining charges.
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Anglo American investors approve spin-off of South African thermal coal
Anglo is shifting away from assets that mine the most polluting fossil fuels and is also looking to exit from its Colombian thermal coal mine.
Gold Fields kicks off big spending plans
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Sibanye-Stillwater’s first-quarter core profit jumps 78%
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Russell: Some commodity producers lagging the rallies in red-hot metals
The share prices of major producers have not quite matched the stellar gains of the commodities they produce.
