Canada wants G-7 talks on metals pricing to counter China’s sway
Canada has been thinking about supporting investment through measures such as pricing floors to address alleged market manipulation.
Chinese mining company Chinalco could invest some $426 million in bauxite mining in Suriname, the chair of a Surinamese presidential mining commission said on Monday, with the South American country expected to get a 13% share in the project.
If approved by parliament, Chinalco could begin construction by the middle of next year and would produce 6 million tonnes of bauxite – the key ore for aluminum – per year, said government advisor Daniel Lachman.
(By Ank Kuipers and Oliver Griffin)
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