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Indonesia May Loose Nickel Ore Bans
Indonesian Minister of Energy Department made a statement on Feb 22nd that mining laws will be revised which may bring opportunities to loose the policies of banning nickel materials exports. But the revision has to be approved by the central government as wel... |
2015 Columbian Annual Output of Nickel Ore Shed by 11% Y-O-Y
The Columbian National Mining Agency on February 17th published that annual nickel ore output shed by 11% to 80.80 million pounds (36700t) mainly influenced by the two-week long strike in Cerro Matoso, which owned by BHP Billiton. |
Philippine Attempt to Stablize Nickel Ore Price
On purpose of stablising nickel ore price, Philippine Nickel Ore Association (菲律宾镍矿协会) claimed recently that nickel ore export in 2016 will be slash at least 20%, that the shipment time will be postponed compared to previous years, and that some high-gr... |
Vale Posts Record Nickel Output Even as Prices Slump
Brazilian miner Vale produced record amounts of iron ore, nickel, copper, cobalt and gold as it battled a slump in global metals prices by boosting output in search of greater market share. Results, though, were below what some analysts expected even as they h... |
Anglo Suffers Two Rating Downgrades
Credit ratings agency Fitch on Wednesday lowered Anglo American’s credit rating to junk status with a negative outlook, two days after Moody’s Investors Service made a similar assessment. |
Isabel to Ship First Nickel Ore in Q1
Nickel developer Axiom Mining was targeting first shipment of ore from its Isabel nickel project, in the Solomon Islands, during the first quarter of this year. |
As Pressure on BHP and Glencore Grows, Australia Cuts May Signal Nickel Revival
Australian nickel miners are under increasing pressure to suspend or cut production, with investors eyeing key announcements in coming weeks after rival producers in New Caledonia won a pledge of support from France. Benchmark prices of the steel-making materi... |
Indonesia to Review Rules Banning Metal Concentrate Exports From 2017
Indonesia will review rules banning exports of partially processed metal ores, including copper and zinc, as the smelters they were intended to develop have not materialised amid low commodity prices, the country's mining minister said Tuesday. |