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Aluminium: European companies report a discrepancy in the carbon border tax
European aluminium producers have expressed concern about a potential loophole in the European Union's carbon border tax (CBAM), which could allow heavily polluting exporters such as China and other Asian countries to circumvent regulations and flood the bloc with...
Copper: mining companies in Peru confirm that bureaucracy is hindering increased production
Peru's copper miners, already struggling with political uncertainty and regular protests, say they have another obstacle in the way of boosting production of the stalled red metal: too much red tape. The South American country, the world's second-largest copper...
Aluminum and copper: LME tightens daily price limits from 24 July
The London Metal Exchange (LME) will reduce daily price limits for aluminum and copper outright contracts to 12% from the current 15% effective 24 July. LME has imposed price limits on aluminum and copper, the most liquid metals at the LME, following significant...
Copper: Zambia declares agreement with Vedanta for disputed activities imminent
Zambia is close to settling its dispute with Vedanta Resources over its Konkola Copper Mines assets, with an agreement imminent over the future of the partly state-owned unit. KCM has struggled to attract investment since relations between Zambia and Vedanta broke...