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Russian group steals green lead with ‘first commercial rollout of a near-zero carbon’ aluminium
Fund’s ‘contrarian’ bet comes as some flag supply issues for the radioactive metal
Prices sink to $100 a tonne as China curbs steel production
Bets on clean energy and economic rebound drive yellowcake prices to their highest level since 2014
State-owned Chinese company’s net profit increase will be no flash in the pan
West African country is world’s second-largest producer of raw material bauxite
German conglomerate has been exploring an independent listing for division that employs 26,000 people
Makers of metal have also rallied sharply this year on broad pick-up in demand
Climate Action 100+ coalition says producers ‘not on track’ for 91% cut in carbon emissions by 2050
World’s biggest steelmaker rides upswing in a global economy rebounding from the pandemic
Valdis Dombrovskis ready to look at ‘other possible solutions’ to tariffs dispute
Big producers struggle to keep up with voracious appetite of China’s steel mills
Metals magnate’s fresh legal battle with US private equity firm set to complicate Glencore deal
Producers say foreign rivals will avoid levy by redirecting their low-emissions output to EU
Commodity trading house seeks to refinance debt at metals magnate’s aluminium business as market booms
Group refocuses business and appoints new head of UK steel operations
Industrialist given a three-month delay as lenders adopt a more consensual approach
Aim of carbon neutrality demands lighter metals production, potentially adding to rapid rise in commodity prices
Executives want ministers to deliver comprehensive strategy to put sector on sustainable footing
Germany’s Saarstahl and Italy’s Beltrame also in running to buy tycoon’s factories
Producers seek to stave off attempt to factor in cost of emissions
UN watchdog warns ‘only countries making bombs’ are enriching uranium at that level of purity
Prices are three times higher than a year ago on the back of demand for durable goods
Business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng tells MPs the 3 plants put up for sale are ‘good assets’
EU has delayed higher levies on bourbon and Harley-Davidsons as Joe Biden pursues agreement
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