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Raw materials from grains to oil have lost their lustre, with hedge funds betting on further falls
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’
Ganfeng Lithium shares hit after disclosing investigation but said it would not affect operations
Growth in the region fuelled 6 per cent rise in global use of the dirtiest fossil fuel in 2021
World’s most important industrial metal had struck a record high above $10,600 earlier this year
Supply constraints and growing demand mean this year’s record high coal prices might be just the start.
The rest of the world’s aversion to buying Russian coal just means plentiful, cheaper sales for China
Canadian investment group’s move prompts speculation it is preparing another takeover bid
Company led by mining magnate Robert Friedland valued at $1bn after trading debut
Miner aims for 30% of its land and water under conservation, restoration or regeneration programmes
Sell-off of Australian-listed company’s shares triggered after resignation of chief executive and as supply glut warnings increase
Swiss bank to start recouping part of $690mn Bluestone Resources owes lender’s clients
Some may have ignored the long term, underlying risks EV battery producers carry
Country dominates electric vehicle supply chain as west races to develop rare earths production
Analysts predict ‘returns are bound to normalise’ after period of supply shocks and high demand
Anglo-Russian miner hires MHA MacIntyre Hudson after Big Four firm’s departure put London listing under threat
Industry has not done enough to stamp out ‘appalling’ behaviour, says state government report
EU countries are turning back to coal but they should be speeding up the transition to renewables
The world’s largest carmakers are among those driving hardest for sustainable minerals
The country is as hopelessly and compromisingly addicted to coal as it is to Russian gas
Serious Fraud Office weighs prosecutions of individuals following guilty pleas to offences in Africa
Satellite imagery suggests emissions may exceed what mining companies have been reporting
Construction of blast furnaces despite carbon pledges jeopardises investments, report finds
Steelmaking commodity hit by investors’ concerns over construction output in key market
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