BHP stands down 25% of nickel project workforce
BHP has stood down around a quarter of the workers constructing its West Musgrave nickel and copper project in Western Australia.
Amid nickel glut, Indonesia’s next president vows to keep ‘downstreaming’ policy
The policy drew investments of billions of dollars from smelting firms, most of them Chinese, and boosted Indonesia's exports.
Wyloo says industry will turn from LME without green nickel
The LME said that low carbon nickel could already be traded on its partner MetalsHub's system.
Column: Nickel rout is energy-transition warning for West
Western governments could mimic Indonesia by granting tax holidays to critical minerals operations.
LME partner Metalshub plans for ‘green’ nickel price
Calls for a nickel price that reflects strong environmental and governance standards have grown from high-cost producers such as Australia.
Column: Nickel producers fear growing Indonesian pricing power
An Indonesian producer has for the first time ever applied to have its metal listed as a good delivery brand on the LME.
LME does not plan to launch green nickel contract
Iron ore magnate Andrew Forrest said recently the LME should classify its nickel contracts into "clean" and "dirty" to give customers more choice.
Indonesia and China killed the nickel market
Cheap Indonesian nickel, controlled by China and dumped on the market, has collapsed nickel prices and forced global mine closures.
Eramet reaches deal to convert debt of New Caledonia nickel unit
Several hundred million euros of debt will be removed from its loss-making nickel subsidiary SLN.
Nickel may see deficit on Indonesia hurdles, Macquarie warns
While the bank’s base case is for a surplus of less than 40,000 tons, that may be in jeopardy if Jakarta’s approvals are slow.
