Iron ore’s rally, underpinned by China’s massive construction boom, is at risk of slowing as miners ramp up output.

Earnings for the first half of the year dropped 22% as copper production and prices were affected by the global coronavirus pandemic.

The world’s second largest lithium miner saw sales jump almost 50% and boosted output, but low prices hit profits.

Copper price jumps to highest since June 2018 as massive Chinese stimulus suck in metal and LME inventories drop to 13-year low.

China's $680 billion post-pandemic splurge on infrastructure sparks record steel output and soaring iron ore price.

Despite two permit rejections, Odyssey aims to dredge phosphate sands from Mexico’s Exclusive Economic Zone.

The miner is accelerating the sale or spinoff of interests in mines in Australia and Colombia, as well as other coal and oil assets.