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Potanin and Deripaska would make an odd couple; any deal talk requires healthy scepticism
Nickel and aluminium producers say combination would give groups ‘extra stability against sanctions’
Move risks legal challenge at the World Trade Organization
Construction of blast furnaces despite carbon pledges jeopardises investments, report finds
Miners and energy producers will become riskier propositions in the second half of this year
Resolution risks inflaming tensions between Iran and west as nuclear talks flounder
Citigroup is seeking to shut down Sanjeev Gupta metals companies over unpaid debts
Factories threaten to relocate after European Commission only opts for small rise in quota-free imports
Carbon dioxide supplier is to permanently close Cheshire facility and shed 350 jobs
Higher costs loom amid disruption to imports from a major regional supplier
Chair of country’s biggest steelmaker says Narendra Modi supported ‘nationalistic’ companies
After starting to stockpile uranium, Sprott has expanded into equity, buying URNM, and joining Global X by launching an ETF in Europe
World’s second-largest steelmaker says war in Ukraine and China’s Covid restrictions will slow pandemic rebound
Production at Western Australia projects hit by labour shortages and supply chain issues
Metal’s price forecast to jump by two-thirds as a result of supply chain disruption and Russia sanctions
Public statement does not directly blame Russia for atrocities in Ukraine
Tianqi Lithium and IGO’s joint venture missed production date target because of technical difficulties
Russian-focused company prohibited from paying interest due after its main lender Gazprombank had assets frozen
Group seeks remaining 49% of Canadian company that controls huge Mongolian copper project
FCA says decision to halt trading in steel company is to ‘protect investors’
Tax authority withdraws winding-up petitions against four of steel boss’s companies
Russian metals group studies plans to spin off its international assets
Low-carbon policies stoke demand for lithium, cobalt and copper, but investors must judge whether the boom will last
Winding up of metals tycoons’ companies will put more than 2,000 jobs at risk
With inventories low and demand strong this industrial metal has good prospects
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