What to watch as China gives commodities a wild start to year
Commodities are having a volatile start to the year as China’s virus tsunami and policy shifts leave investors scrambling to calibrate expectations for 2023.
Copper Mountain reopens mine after ransomware attack
The shutdown was a preventative measure as Copper Mountain assessed…
The View from England: When copper production was dominated by the Welsh
The U.K. no longer springs to mind as a mining…
Copper price bounces on news about fresh investment in China
China's southern manufacturing hub of Guangzhou plans 1,722 projects in 2023 worth…
Global copper smelting dips in December after weak 2022 – satellite data
Global smelting activity for 2022 fell to its lowest level…
