China and South Africa continue to drive the global chrome supply, meeting rising demand through strategic partnerships and addressing challenges in the industry
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Copper prices have plunged to a three-month low amid weak Chinese demand and rising global inventories, despite China’s recent interest-rate cuts.Â
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A Singaporean consortium secures $850 million to buy South32’s Australian coking coal assets, marking a significant investment in the debanked sector.
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South32 shares decline after a major writedown on alumina and nickel projects, a pointer to significant operational and financial challenges..
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Analysts predict gold prices will average $2,547/oz in the second half of 2024, driven by interest rates, geopolitical risks, and central bank purchases.
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Saudi Arabia’s mining minister will visit Brazil and Chile to discuss expanding the Kingdom’s presence in global mining and support its economic diversification strategy.
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The ongoing slump in lithium prices is compelling miners to reevaluate their production strategies. While current conditions are tough, the long-term outlook remains positive.
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A 7.4-magnitude earthquake hit northern Chile, impacting major copper and lithium mines but causing no severe damage or injuries. Learn more about the event and its implications.
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South Kivu governor halts mining operations, sparking concern among local miners and businesses.
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Zimbabwe’s Kuvimba Mining House has secured a $310 million deal to build a lithium concentrator at Sandawana mine, with British and Chinese investors.