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British Steel, The Race For Electric Furnaces: Delaying Investment Could Favour Imports
The British steel industry’s transition to electric furnaces is entering a decisive phase. According to a new report by the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit, postponing investment could prevent domestic producers from capturing growth in demand for lower-emission...
Strike At Chile’s Centinela Copper Mine: Protest Escalates And Supply Concerns Grow
The labor dispute at Chile’s Centinela mine, controlled by Antofagasta Minerals, took a more serious turn on Friday, October 9, 2026, when three workers began a hunger strike. The decision came on the third day of a stoppage involving 709 employees and attracting...
Germanium, Prices Hold At Period Highs: Limited Supply Supports The Market
Germanium is restarting after the Chinese holidays without losing ground. As of October 9, the ingot price remains at 27,250 yuan per kilogram, while 99.999% germanium dioxide holds at 19,250 yuan per kilogram. Both confirm pre-holiday levels in a market absorbing the...
Zinc And Silver In Alaska, Vizsla Copper Strengthens The Potential Of The Palmer Project
New drilling results strengthen interest in the zinc and silver potential of the Palmer project in southeastern Alaska. Vizsla Copper has reported mineralised intersections at the AG deposit that will contribute to a revised geological model and the resource update...