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Mining group BHP Group is seeking to delay a potential 36 billion pound ($44 billion) London lawsuit over Brazil's worst environmental disaster as it needs more time to prepare, the company's lawyers said on Wednesday.

With ten rounds of sanctions since Russia invaded Ukraine in February last year, the European Union has rolled out its toughest punishment ever against a foreign country.

Tin is still the "forgotten" element in the energy transition story, according to the International Tin Association (ITA).

Manufacturers of everything from pickup trucks to homes are still grappling with tight supplies of microchips and cement - shortages that could translate into delays and higher costs for federal efforts to arm Ukraine against Russian aggression and rebuild U.S. crumbling infrastructure and manufacturing.

Premier African Minerals said on Wednesday it had finished building a lithium processing plant at its Zulu mine in Zimbabwe and expected to start production of spodumene concentrate later this week.

Australia's Liontown Resources said it had knocked back an approach from the world's biggest lithium producer Albemarle Corp on Tuesday that valued the lithium developer at A$5.50 billion ($3.7 billion) and sent its shares rocketing 59%.

Norway's government aims to levy a 35% resource tax rate on the profits of salmon and trout farmers, it said on Tuesday, down from an initial proposal of 40% which sharply hit fish farming stock prices when announced last year.

Gold prices steadied on Tuesday, recouping earlier losses on a softer dollar, while investors favoured higher-risk assets as banking worries eased and pushed bullion further away from the $2000 mark it reached last week.

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South African thermal coal exporter Thungela Resources expects demand to stay strong, particularly in Asia, although prices have come off the record highs of 2022, Chief Executive July Ndlovu said on Monday.