China’s imports are soaking up the world’s excess copper
China imported 3.55 million tonnes of refined copper in the first nine months, more than last year's tally and amounts to an extra million tonnes of metal.
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Shares fell over 20% after the company announced its production would be lower than forecasted next year.
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The pour took place on Tuesday, and produced 728 ounces of gold.
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Anglo American sued for alleged lead poisoning in Zambia
Class action claims there are more than 100,000 in Kabwe who are likely to have suffered lead poisoning as a result of pollution caused by Anglo.
Antofagasta keeps guidance despite copper output drop
Copper production fell 4.6% in third-quarter to 169,600 tonnes, mainly due to major maintenance work at the flagship Los Pelambres mine.
Tin use sees mixed results amidst covid-19 pandemic
Forecasts for 2020 indicate that there will be a contraction in tin demand of -5.9% y-o-y, which is primarily attributed to the covid-19 pandemic.
