Carlyle’s Currie sees copper price capped at $9,500 on China demand
The red metal has fallen 19% from May’s all-time high of $11,104.50, pressured by bloated inventories and signs that consumption in China is soft.
Iron ore price tumbles toward $90 on weak Chinese steel outlook
The most actively traded January iron ore contract on China's…
LME seeks to boost electronic trading, reassure physical users
The measures attempt to navigate a recurring tension between traditional…
Uranium market under pressure, but long-term outlook remains positive
BMO expects uranium demand to grow by 2.9% yearly through…
Miners are dumping every single ounce they produce
Rising silver prices will, in theory, incentivize more production. But…
