Gold rose for a third straight session on Wednesday, supported by a fresh batch of weak US economic data.

Guangzhou became the first major Chinese city on Wednesday to announce an easing of mortgage curbs.

Earlier this month, Esmark scraped its bid, leaving Arcelor-Mittal as the only known potential challenger to Cleveland-Cliffs.

The funds are in talks to potentially underwrite financing of $2-3 billion for competing bids from Indonesian mining contractor Buma and Australian coal producer Stanmore.

LME-registered warehouses in the city currently hold 49% of all the light metal sitting in the exchange's global warehouse network.

Shares of PT Amman Mineral International are up 153% since their debut on July 7.

The one commodity that should be getting hammered by China’s worsening property crisis is actually doing rather well.

Brett Lynch played a key role in the acquisition of the North American Lithium (NAL) operation in Québec.