The world’s worries over sourcing cheap, clean supplies of the metal are far from over.

Iron ore prices jump 4% on Tuesday with $200 in sight, extending gains spurred by disappointing output figures from top two producers.

The copper market appears to be reaching a defining moment when it decides whether we're in a new supercycle or the same old China cycle which has defined pricing for over a decade.

Chinese trade data gave a mixed snapshot of neighbour Myanmar's ability to keep up metal shipments in March amid unrest after February's coup.

According to Wood Mackenzie, China’s march towards carbon neutrality is forcing its aluminium smelters away from using captive coal-fired power.

Canadian miner declared force majeure on some Chinese contracts last month due to covid-19-led curbs.

February high will be tested sooner or later, said Saxo Bank.

Vale, Rio Tinto and BHP are due to report production data this week as well as give market outlooks.