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Australia’s Queensland coal ship queues stubbornly high
There is plenty of capacity at all four ports to raise throughput and cut shipping queues, weather permitting. |
Australia’s November coking coal exports rebound
But weaker Japanese demand weighed on overall Australian hard coking coal exports. |
European silicon prices rally on supply crunch
Silicon prices in Europe have undergone a sustained price rally since early December. |
Nickel price crash seen extending Indonesia’s grip on supply
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A prolonged slump in nickel prices is stress-testing producers worldwide, raising the prospect of sweeping mine closures that will deepen Indonesia’s dominance of global supply. |
Eramet’s New Caledonia nickel plant runs reduced output after power incident
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SLN, the New Caledonia nickel producer controlled by mining group Eramet, said on Monday it was running at reduced capacity after an electrical incident over the weekend caused a local power cut. |
South32 misses output estimates, puts Colombia nickel unit under review
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The miner on Monday posted a near 50% drop in second-quarter metallurgical coal output as it completed major work at an underground mine at its Illawarra operation, while its quarterly manganese production also missed estimates. |
Australian tycoon Forrest shuts nickel mines after prices crash
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Wyloo Metals Pty Ltd., the private nickel producer owned by billionaire Andrew Forrest, is shutting down its Western Australian mines due to a sharp slump in prices for the key transition metal. |
Harmony in Steel: Baosteel and ExxonMobil's Low-Carbon Pact
In a significant move towards environmental sustainability, Baosteel and ExxonMobil have formalized their commitment to collaborate on low-carbon solutions. |




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