GlobalData reported the progress of 35 mines under construction globally was disrupted due to lockdowns.

After years of buying at the peak of the economic cycle and selling in the trough, the world’s big diggers could do the reverse.

The move comes after a spill at a molybdenum mine in March contaminated water supplies for the northeastern province of Heilongjiang.

China has not only shoved aside the US for rare earths, cobalt, graphite and lithium production – new study shows it controls 93% of world's manganese going into EVs.

Chinese gold ETFs’ AUM reached a record high for the month of March.

Tianqi flagged losses for Q1 of 450-510 million yuan, which may force it to sell part of its stake in the Greenbushes mine in Australia.