Aluminum price sinks on China’s move to sell state reserves
China is considering selling about 500,000 metric tonnes of aluminum in a move that would help cool the market and meet the country’s emissions objectives.
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Higher metal prices and the need to meet a growing global demand for metals has triggered an exploration and expansion frenzy in the region.
Fundão dam disaster case judge’s impartiality under scrutiny
Prosecutors alleged 'repeated abusive conduct' practiced by the court of the 12th Federal Court of Minas Gerais, Brazil.
Russell: Australia’s rain will become India’s pain as coal flows halt
Heavy rains and the worst floods in 50 years have shut the world’s largest coal-export harbour.
Accelerating cross-border North American integration of battery, EV, and critical mineral supply chains
Market forces, if left alone without regulation or policy direction, may not be sufficient to ensure supply chains are financially sustainable.
K2 Gold achieves permitting milestone for Mojave project
The project was previously explored by BHP and Newmont.
Agnico Eagle sells projects in Finland and Sweden
Company will sell its Oijärvi gold project in central Finland and the Solvik gold project, in southern Sweden for $10-million to Gold Line Resources.
Cartier updates Chimo Mine resources, shares up
The site produced approximately 379,000 gold oz between 1964 and 1997.
Trafigura sees green copper supercycle driving prices to $15,000
The world’s biggest copper trader expects the metal to breach $10,000 a tonne this year, before entering a range of $12,000 to $15,000 a tonne over the coming decade.
