Finance & Economy
Next phase of China's growth will ride out odds
Even though China's foreign trade surged more than 29 percent on a yearly basis in the first quarter, the public should not get unduly optimistic. |
Profit redistribution can dispel inflation fears
Even if inflation rises in the future, as long as such a rise remains moderate, the benefits to the economy will outweigh the negative impacts. |
How China is moving beyond Australia for its iron ore hunger
China has a seemingly endless hunger for iron ore but the country's relationship with one of its primary providers, Australia, has been tenuous following the political fallout of the Covid-19 pandemic. We take a look at how China has been investing in other na... |
Tharisa on track to meet yearly production guidance
A resilient production performance feeding into a strong pricing environment has kept dual-listed Tharisa on track to achieve its full-year guidance. |
THARISA PRODUCTION REPORT FOR THE SECOND QUARTER FY20211 ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
Resilient production performance feeding into a strong pricing environment keeps Tharisa on track to achieve full year guidance |
NEW HIGH-GRADE NICKEL SULPHIDE DRILL INTERCEPTS AT NEPEAN
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NEW HIGH-GRADE NICKEL SULPHIDE DRILL INTERCEPTS AT NEPEAN |
Aus resource exports strong despite Covid
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Despite the restrictions brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic, Australian resource exports are expected to reach a record A$296-billion in 2020/21, and will remain strong over the next five years, the latest Resources and Energy Quarterly from the Department of... |
South Africa: New export tax on chrome ore intended to resurrect the ferrochrome industry
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South Africa recently approved a tax on exported chrome, with further details still to be announced. The ferrochrome ore industry has been severely threatened in recent years, mostly due to increases in electricity tariffs. |
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