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London exchange’s move comes a day after restrictions imposed on deliveries from Russia’s Ural Mining
Mining group reduces supply to main broker Maike after intermediary runs into liquidity crisis
The red metal’s tight market and role in decarbonisation will, in time, restore its investment case
By working through imperfect emissions and environmental information the industry is finding solutions
Buyout of Canadian miner will give Anglo-Australian group greater control over Mongolia’s Oyu Tolgoi copper mine
FTSE 100 group improves bid to $3.1bn after initial approach was rejected
Canadian partner says $2.7bn buyout offer for one of the world’s biggest deposits is insufficient
Global trading groups have stopped supplying Huludao Ruisheng following the scandal
UK-listed group says new investments in metal would be reviewed if country’s government approves tax and royalty increases
Board has rejected cash bid as opportunistic but deal would reduce risk for investors
Anglo-Australian group reports 29% drop in half-year earnings as commodity prices fall
Investors set for last round of bumper payouts as margins are squeezed by falling commodity prices and cost inflation
Industrial metal hit a 20-month low last week as recession fears gripped commodity markets
Price of key industrial metal returns to levels last seen in late 2020
The red metal has further to fall this year, which may explain the growing net short positions of copper traders
The metal has become central to the drive to net zero given its use in electric car batteries and other technologies
World’s most important industrial metal had struck a record high above $10,600 earlier this year
Company led by mining magnate Robert Friedland valued at $1bn after trading debut
Analysts predict ‘returns are bound to normalise’ after period of supply shocks and high demand
Miner to spend $1.25bn on copper project expansion as country’s president seeks to revive economy
Miner’s iron ore production remains steady despite labour constraints
War in Ukraine threatens Russian output while traders and major consumers tap warehouses
Group seeks remaining 49% of Canadian company that controls huge Mongolian copper project
Low-carbon policies stoke demand for lithium, cobalt and copper, but investors must judge whether the boom will last
Payout from Chile-focused miner comes as Santiago debates new mining tax
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