Iron ore is tight and will pass $100 test in 2024, HSBC says
Iron ore has had a bumpy ride this year, slumping by almost a third in the first quarter on concerns over weakening Chinese demand.
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Iron ore price retreats on weak Chinese industrial data
China's industrial profits fell in March and slowed gains for the quarter compared with the first two months.
Vale, BHP offer $25 billion settlement for Mariana disaster, authorities seek more
Companies presented Brazilian authorities with a settlement proposal related to reparations for the 2015 tailings dam burst.
Takeover rules to prevent Anglo from saying much on BHP bid at AGM
BHP's $39 billion bid will be the elephant in the room at Anglo American's Tuesday annual general meeting.
Century Lithium stock drops after Clayton Valley feasibility release
The company said it will now direct its focus on engineering and permitting, and at the same time, advance funding discussions.
Climate change to blame for acid rock drainage in certain parts of the world – study
In areas like the Colorado mountains, climate change, not mining, is responsible for acid rock drainage.
First Quantum to shut down Ravensthorpe nickel mine
The Canadian miner cited higher operation costs and lower nickel price forecast amid reasons for the closure of the Western Australia mine.
Export extension for Indonesia’s Freeport should be considered, minister says
Freeport Indonesia's chief executive has previously said that it may have to slash copper ore output by 40% this year.
China’s CMOC reports jump in copper and cobalt output
Its Tenke Fungurume site added new mining capacity in March, lifting annual capacity to 450,000 tons of copper and 37,000 tons of cobalt.
