Aluminum in crisis: War, tariffs and a market running on empty
The global market is looking at a supply deficit of up to 4 million metric tons this year, according to Wood Mackenzie.
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US imposes sanctions on Nicaraguan officials linked to gold sector
Treasury Secretary said the Nicaraguan government had sought to fill its own coffers by "confiscating American investments."
US rejects CenterPoint’s bid to close Indiana coal plant
The clash underscores a broader federal push to keep aging coal plants online.
Codelco, Anglo pursue twin environmental approvals for shared Chile copper pit
The model could serve as a blueprint for other major miners seeking to share infrastructure and operations to raise output.
US Senate narrowly overturns Minnesota mining ban, sending bill to Trump
The move is a major boost to Antofagasta's Twin Metals copper, cobalt and nickel project.
Bessent urges World Bank to shift funding towards critical minerals
"We expect to see all parts of the Bank move quickly to support the policies, projects and associated infrastructure," Treasury Secretary said.
Canada’s antimony gap shows as Iran war sharpens focus on defence metals
The country has only a handful of meaningful projects, most tied to gold systems, and still lacks a clear domestic route from mine to metal.
USCM, Columbia University eye defence-critical metals in red mud
Partnership aims to extract key defence metals from red mud to build domestic supply chains and reduce import reliance.
Blue Moon outlines 13-year mine at Norway copper project
The project has a net present value (after tax, discounted at 8%) of $235 million, with an internal rate of return of 19%.
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