Trump set to waive some legal requirements to boost critical minerals
The president can waive those requirements in the event of an emergency.
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US Steel deal seen closing by merger deadline on Trump pivot
Talks on the deal between the companies and the US government are ongoing and expected to reach a conclusion before a June 18 deadline, says Bloomberg.
Pinochet’s former son-in-law to exit SQM shareholder group
Pampa Group, as the collection of Julio Ponce's sprawling corporate empire is known, is one of SQM's top shareholders.
Serbian farmers vow to oppose Rio Tinto lithium project even after EU labels it strategic
The mine in the Jadar valley would eventually meet 90% of Europe's lithium needs should it go ahead.
Trafigura flags trading headwinds as payouts outstrip profit
Trafigura reported net profit of $1.52 billion in the six months through March, up 2.8% from a year earlier.
South32 ups investment in American Eagle Gold
The investment follows American Eagle's recent issuance of shares to complete its option on the NAK copper-gold project.
Silver price soars above $36, its highest in 13 years
The rally, according to analysts, was likely driven by a combination of technical momentum, improving fundamentals and broader investor interest.
Lynas Rare Earths surges as China’s export curbs disrupt auto industry
Shares hit their highest since February 2023 amid rising worries over China’s tightened export controls.
Barrick’s Loulo-Gounkoto mine faces more legal uncertainty in Mali
A Malian court again delayed ruling on Barrick's gold mine administration.
