Perfect storm in scrap is copper’s hidden bull driver
Global scrap trade flows have dropped significantly over the past two years as China has closed the import door.
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BHP faces biggest UK class action over Brazil dam collapse
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Danakali scores Eritrea nod for vast potash mine
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