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China's $120 billion investment in overseas mining and mineral processing projects since 2023 has significant implications for critical minerals essential for clean energy and decarbonization technologies, raising concerns about debt risks and market dominance.
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When nations go to war, the military-industrial complex springs into action. Relatively obscure tungsten is often on the front lines.A …
Argentina's uranium mining ambitions face local resistance in Patagonia, despite the country's growing reputation as a mining hotspot and increasing global demand for nuclear energy.
Copper prices have retreated from a record high due to conflicting expectations of long-term demand and near-term stockpiling, making it unlikely to follow the near-term gold rally.
Sudan is seeking to unlock its vast mineral wealth, with approximately 75% of its resources remaining unexplored, including deposits of gold, copper, iron ore, and rare earth elements.
BHP Group's earnings exceeded expectations, driven by a strong copper performance, leading to a record high in Australian shares.
China's metals market has seen a surge in trading volume and open interest, driven by retail investors' enthusiasm for precious and industrial metals, leading to volatile price swings.
Latin America is attracting significant mining investment due to its vast critical mineral reserves and low operating costs, with 74% of global mining mergers in the first three quarters of 2025 going into the region.
A major Chinese shareholder, Aluminum Corporation of China (Chinalco), is likely to support Rio Tinto's potential takeover of Glencore, providing additional exposure to copper supply.
A potential tie-up between Rio Tinto and Glencore could create a $260 billion mining giant, controlling key metals at a time of slowing supply growth, making it an attractive deal for the companies.
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