Copper vaulted toward a record in London and nickel spiked nearly 8%, capping a week of big moves in industrial and precious metals markets as bullish investors pile in and bearish bets unravel. 

US-based startup supported by high-profile investors such as Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos, is venturing into Zambia's rich copper belt.

Canada’s largest exchange is seeing a rebound thanks to mining firms raising capital.

Anglo American has turned down BHP’s bids twice since April 25, stating the offers continue to considerably undervalue the company.

The Treasury Department is willing to grant limited sanctions in return for Gertler relinquishing his royalty streams on three strategic projects.

The commission sees average copper prices this year at $4.30 a pound, from $3.85 a pound before.

BMI analysts increased their 2024 tin price forecast, but predicted prices could ease to around $26,000 to $32,000 a ton in the coming months.