The Democratic Republic of Congo wants a mining deal it signed with China more than a decade ago to be reworked.

Goldman expects the US central bank to pause its monetary tightening by the second quarter of next year.

Trafigura executive chairman Jeremy Weir told the FT Commodities Asia Summit on Wednesday that prices had previously been mainly driven by Chinese demand.

The government’s move to limit investment from state-owned entities into Canada’s critical minerals resources is causing stress in the mining industry, says Frontier Lithium CEO Trevor Walker.

The metal price bounced on Tuesday after four sessions of losses as the dollar weakened.

Countries competing with China would need to spend $78.2 billion on batteries, $60.4 billion on components and $13.5 billion on mining.

Lygend plans to use 56% of the proceeds for the development and construction of nickel production projects on Indonesia's Obi Island.

Iron ore prices are gathering steam as confidence over the outlook for China's steel demand increases.