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LME trial over nickel trading debacle set for June 20-22 - Vimarsana News

LME trial over nickel trading debacle set for June 20-22

A lawsuit bought by Elliott Associates and Jane Street Global Trading against the London Metal Exchange for cancelling nickel trades will to be heard in a London court on June 20-22, the LME said... | April 14, 2023

Marex IPO prospects boosted by strong results, ED&F Man takeover - CEO - Vimarsana News

Marex IPO prospects boosted by strong results, ED&F Man takeover - CEO

LONDON — Record 2022 results and a successful takeover have boosted the potential for a listing of Marex when markets recover, the CEO of the commodities…

Mine waste finds new life as source of rare earths - Vimarsana News

Mine waste finds new life as source of rare earths

Sweden, South Africa and Australia are at the forefront of a push to transform piles of mine waste and by-products into rare earths vital for the green energy revolution, hoping to substantially cut dependence on Chinese supply. Prices of the minerals used in products from electric cars to wind turbines have been strong,

Export restrictions mount on critical materials, says OECD - Stock market news - Vimarsana News

Export restrictions mount on critical materials, says OECD - Stock market news

LONDON (Reuters) - Global export restrictions on critical materials have grown more than five-fold over the last decade, the OECD said on Tuesday, potentially impeding governments' efforts to reduce carbon emissions. | 05:15am

Export restrictions mount on critical materials, says OECD - Vimarsana News

Export restrictions mount on critical materials, says OECD

Global export restrictions on critical materials have grown more than five-fold over the last decade, the OECD said on Tuesday, potentially impeding governments' efforts to reduce carbon emissions.