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Chile’s Cia. Minera Dona Ines de Collahuasi SCM (Collahuasi) copper mine continues to produce and deliver material as normal using non-unionized workers one week after a strike over wages started.
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Chile’s Cia. Minera Dona Ines de Collahuasi SCM (Collahuasi) copper mine continues to produce and deliver material as normal using non-unionized workers one week after a strike over wages started.
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U.S. prices for canned molybdic oxide have gotten a boot from increased demand from the stainless steel and seamless pipe industries, along with lower exports from China.
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U.S. prices for canned molybdic oxide have gotten a boot from increased demand from the stainless steel and seamless pipe industries, along with lower exports from China.
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The vast majority of tin stocks in London Metal Exchange-bonded warehouses could become unacceptable to the international market if Malaysia Smelting Corp. Bhd (MSC) can’t meet strict new ethical stipulations.
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PolyMet Mining Corp. expects to garner $30 million in proceeds from a private placement sale of 15 million common shares to Glencore International AG, raising the commodity trader’s exercisable stake in the junior miner to as high as 19.6 percent, a spokeswoman for the Canadian miner told AMM.
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North American aluminum demand edged lower in October in a traditionally slower fourth quarter, according to Davenport & Co. LLC data, based on seasonally adjusted figures from the Aluminum Association.
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Ferrosilicon prices have moved higher in the United States, driven by fewer exports from China, where producers have been forced to cut output due to continued power supply restrictions.
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U.S. ferrovanadium prices have softened amid stagnant demand at the same time that contract negotiations have kicked off as consumers look to lock in supply for next year.
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Primary aluminum producer Ormet Corp. is considering reopening its 600,000-tonne-per-year alumina refinery in Burnside, La., which was idled in late 2006 due to plummeting alumina prices.
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A legislator in yet another African country is targeting scrap, with Edward Chindori-Chininga, chairman of Zimbabwe’s Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Mines and Energy, calling on national government to ban the export of scrap metals, according to an Internet news report.
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North American aluminum demand edged lower in October in a traditionally slower fourth quarter, according to Davenport & Co. LLC data, based on seasonally adjusted figures from the Aluminum Association.
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Primary aluminum producer Ormet Corp. is considering reopening its 600,000-tonne-per-year alumina refinery in Burnside, La., which was idled in late 2006 due to plummeting alumina prices.
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Ferrosilicon prices have moved higher in the United States, driven by fewer exports from China, where producers have been forced to cut output due to continued power supply restrictions.
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U.S. ferrovanadium prices have softened amid stagnant demand at the same time that contract negotiations have kicked off as consumers look to lock in supply for next year.
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PolyMet Mining Corp. expects to garner $30 million in proceeds from a private placement sale of 15 million common shares to Glencore International AG, raising the commodity trader’s exercisable stake in the junior miner to as high as 19.6 percent, a spokeswoman for the Canadian miner told AMM.
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China’s absence from the copper scrap market will only be temporary, Christine Meilton, analyst with consultancy CRU said at the American Copper Council’s fall meeting in Miami, Fla.
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Copper trading volumes are growing faster on Comex than on the London Metal Exchange due to a preference by some funds for a simpler date structure and smaller lot sizes, market participants told AMM.
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Producers and traders are pushing for U.S. copper premiums to rise by a penny next year, market participants said at the American Copper Council’s fall meeting.
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Copper trading volumes are growing faster on Comex than on the London Metal Exchange (LME) due to a preference by some funds for a simpler date structure and smaller lot sizes, market participants told AMM.
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China’s absence from the scrap market will only be temporary, Christine Meilton, analyst with consultancy CRU said at the American Copper Council’s fall meeting in Miami, Fla.
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Globe Speciality Metals Inc. logged a drop-off in shipment levels in the quarter ended Sept. 30 as the company moved planned plant outages forward to gear up for a stronger 2011.
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Producers and traders are pushing for U.S. copper premiums to rise by one cent next year, according to market participants at the American Copper Council meeting.
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Globe Speciality Metals Inc. logged a drop-off in shipment levels in the quarter ended Sept. 30 as the company moved planned plant outages forward to gear up for a stronger 2011.