A copper bug asks ‘who got copper’?
Increased demand for copper to a loosening of monetary conditions is one reason to be bullish.
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An updated feasibility study and mine plan are due in the first quarter of 2024.
Trafigura’s Myra Falls mine on Vancouver Island idled indefinitely
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India to auction nearly 100 more blocks of critical minerals before Feb 2024
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Fortescue settles sexual harassment dispute in A$1.4 million deal
The workplace safety watchdog has dropped 34 charges against the iron ore producer for failing to provide requested documents.
