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Brexit: So, What Kind of Deal Can an Independent UK Expect From the EU?
if the new, post-Brexit U.K. allows open access to workers from the European Union — and not allowing open borders and easy employment for other Europeans was the central plank and sticking point of the entire Leave campaign — it might be easier to make a d... |
Solar In Australia Saving $1 Billion Per Year
According to a new report from Solar Citizens, “an independent community based organisation,” Australia reached 23.2 million solar PV panels installed earlier this year — the equivalent of one per person in the country. |
US Steel Mills Move To Establish Price Floor for Sheet Steel
Sheet steel price increases US mills announced this week served to set a floor, according to sources, who said Friday that buyers are still reluctant to place large orders. |
Happy Creek samples 5.89% WO3 at South Grid and makes plans for Fox tungsten property
[www.ferro-alloys.com]June 27, 2016 / TheNewswire / Vancouver, British Columbia. (TSXV: HPY) (the "Company") is providing an update on exploration results and plans for 2016 from its 100% owned Fox tungsten property. |
Brexit's effect on metal prices
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Britain's referendum and its result in exiting from the EU (with 51.9% leave vote) has sent stock markets around the world into decline. There are many uncertainties for the near future of Britain, Europe, and global markets, including metal prices. |
Vanadium levels at Georgia dump raise environmental concerns
[www.ferro-alloys.com] State environmental officials are investigating after elevated levels of a potentially hazardous metal were found in a landfill near the Okefenokee Swamp in south Georgia. The metal – vanadium – was detected at a groundwater monitorin... |
Molybdenum price is on tear
[www.ferro-alloys.com]While base metals have enjoyed a good 2016 so far with only lead (-5%) in negative territory for the year and the likes of zinc (+27%) and tin (+18%) entering bull markets, molybdenum is making a star turn. |
June Nickel Price Forecast: Philippines Shipments in Jeopardy
Nickel ore shipments from the Philippines could be in trouble after a new president’s appointment of an anti-mining presence that could spell disaster for Chinese buyers. |
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