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Aurubis shares drop as Salzgitter’s stake to shrink in bond deal

October 15, 2025

Aurubis shares drop as Salzgitter’s stake to shrink in bond deal

The move quenched simmering takeover speculation because Salzgitter has held 29.99% of Aurubis.

US aluminum industry seeks export curbs on some scrap material

October 14, 2025

US aluminum industry seeks export curbs on some scrap material

The call for restrictions mimics those from the copper industry earlier this year.

Silver price falls in frenetic trading as short squeeze starts to ease

October 14, 2025

Silver price falls in frenetic trading as short squeeze starts to ease

A lack of liquidity in London has sparked a worldwide hunt for silver, with benchmark prices soaring to near-unprecedented levels over New York.

EU’s Ukraine funding plan could further boost central bank gold buying, analysts say

October 14, 2025

EU’s Ukraine funding plan could further boost central bank gold buying, analysts say

The Commission's plan would allow EU governments to use up to 185 billion euros ($214 billion) of Russian sovereign assets.

Fitch’s BMI lifts 2025 copper price forecast on resilient demand, supply disruptions

October 14, 2025

Fitch’s BMI lifts 2025 copper price forecast on resilient demand, supply disruptions

The Fitch Solutions unit has raised its 2025 average copper price forecast to $9,650 per tonne, up from $9,500 previously.

China’s rare earth curbs put Europe’s auto industry at risk, Italian lobby says

October 14, 2025

China’s rare earth curbs put Europe’s auto industry at risk, Italian lobby says

Reserves of rare earth metals are now depleted, ANFIA chairman Roberto Vavassori says.

EU seeks US alliance to counter China rare earth crackdown

October 14, 2025

EU seeks US alliance to counter China rare earth crackdown

G7 finance ministers were likely to discuss options on Wednesday, says European Trade Commissioner Maros Sefcovic.

Aurubis held talks with US on support for new smelter, CEO says

October 14, 2025

Aurubis held talks with US on support for new smelter, CEO says

A new smelter is one of three options Europe's biggest copper producer is considering to take advantage of a US drive to boost domestic output.

LME WEEK: Exchange to roll out premium pricing for sustainable metals

October 13, 2025

LME WEEK: Exchange to roll out premium pricing for sustainable metals

Some miners have complained their metals produced with renewable energy are not able to compete with cheaper output produced using coal.

Silver price hits new peak as short squeeze deepens

October 13, 2025

Silver price hits new peak as short squeeze deepens

The silver market “is less liquid and roughly nine times smaller than gold’s, amplifying price moves,” Goldman Sachs said.

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Column: US tariff pull on copper drains China’s bonded warehouses

Column: US tariff pull on copper drains China’s bonded warehouses

China's exports of refined copper surged to record levels last year as the world's top buyer found itself in unusual competition with the US for spare metal.

January 07, 2026 | 10:40 am

Strike continues at Capstone Copper’s Mantoverde mine after negotiations fail

Strike continues at Capstone Copper’s Mantoverde mine after negotiations fail

The union in a statement said it expected a lengthy strike and that the mine was almost completely shut down.

January 07, 2026 | 10:06 am

Gold overtakes US bonds as largest foreign reserve asset

Gold overtakes US bonds as largest foreign reserve asset

The value of gold held by foreign central banks is now approaching the $4 trillion mark.

January 07, 2026 | 09:52 am

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