Gold price declines as US jobs data fuels debate on rate cut size
Fed officials have said they’re now more concerned about risks to the labor market than about inflation.
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China lodges WTO complaint over Canada’s EV and metal tariffs
Canada announced last week it would impose 100% tariffs on Chinese-made EVs effective October 1.
Iron ore price flicks higher from lowest close in nearly two years
The flick higher on Friday ends five days of losses amid torrid conditions in China’s steel market.
Perseus Mining ups stake in Guinea-focused miner
Perseus Mining's interest in Predictive Discovery, which is advancing the Bankan gold project in Guinea, is now 19.9%.
Nexa Resources sells Peru copper asset for up to $29 million
Nexa said the buyer, Canada’s Olympic Precious Metals, will initially pay $4.3 million, with rest subject to milestones being met.
Citi says US election risk to contain metals prices for now
Uncertainty around the US presidential election in November will prevent meaningful gains for metals, the bank says.
Mesabi Metallics claims court victory in antitrust case over Minnesota iron ore project
In the antitrust suit, Mesabi alleges that Cleveland-Cliffs unlawfully impeded it from building its iron ore mine and pelletizing plant in Minnesota.
Chile’s Corfo to issue tender for projects that make lithium products
The chosen companies will have access to lithium at a preferential price produced by Albemarle.
Nippon Steel seeks to address concerns on US Steel deal
Nippon also disclosed it had hired former US House majority leader Dick Gephardt to assist in its efforts.
