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Australia’s government has added nickel to its list of critical minerals, opening the door to subsidies support for the industry.

European stocks closed higher on Friday, extending recent gains, with investors cheering UK retail sales data and some encouraging corporate earnings updates. Optimism about interest rate cuts by several central banks sometime in the second half of the current year contributed as well to the positive mood in the region.

European stocks closed higher on Friday, extending recent gains, with investors cheering UK retail sales data and some encouraging corporate earnings updates. Optimism about interest rate cuts by several central banks sometime in the second half of the current year contributed as well to the positive mood in the region.

Are the climate wars over? The Australian Minerals Council says they are — while continuing to pursue them out of sight.

SYDNEY, Feb 15 — Mining giant BHP on Thursday wiped billions off the estimated value of its Australian nickel operations, as the firm struggles to compete with a flood of cheap...

MARKET WRAPS Watch For: EU foreign trade; UK GDP, trade, index of production, business investment; trading updates from Commerzbank, Airbus, Pernod Ricard, Renault, Stellantis, Legrand,... -February 15, 2024 at 12:18 am EST - MarketScreener

Mining giant BHP has said today it will take a non-cash impairment charge of approximately £5.3bn as losses mount for the group.

Read more from Andrea Hotter about how BHP are the latest casualty of the rout currently disrupting the nickel industry

Analysis - Gérald Darmanin has confirmed he will visit New Caledonia on 20 February, as the French Pacific entity is facing pressing issues on economic and political levels.

Mining giant BHP wiped billions off the estimated value of its Australian nickel operations, as the firm struggles to compete with a flood of cheap shipments from neighbouring Indonesia.