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Eddie Spence's coverage predominantly revolves around finance, economy, and investment analysis. His focus encompasses the steel industry, Japanese companies, US economy, precious metals (gold), copper, battery technology, electric vehicles, uranium trade as well as Russian gold trade.
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By: Dinesh Nair, Paul-Alain Hunt, Thomas Biesheuvel, Eddie Spence
Anglo American Plc has at least three potential buyers for its Australian steelmaking coal business after a sale to Peabody Energy Corp. was derailed last year following a fire at one of the mines.
By: Dinesh Nair, Thomas Biesheuvel, Paul-Alain Hunt, Eddie Spence
Stanmore Resources, Mitsubishi Corp, and PT Buma Internasional Grup are among the bidders for the coal assets, and a suitor and deal could be announced in the coming months.
PT Freeport Indonesia pushed back the full restart of its giant Grasberg copper mine by a year, worsening supply constraints that are already impacting the global market for the metal.
By: Faris Mokhtar, Eddie Spence, Bernadette Toh
Indonesia plans to tighten control over commodity exports including coal and palm oil, according to people familiar with the matter, as the government seeks to clamp down on tax evasion and bolster a plunging rupiah.
By: Anuradha Raghu, Eddie Spence
Indonesia’s radical plan to take control of key commodity exports has left the country’s coal miners, palm-oil producers and traders racing to understand details of a policy that throws into upheaval one of the country’s biggest industries.
By: Harry Suhartono, Faris Mokhtar, Eddie Spence
In early May, President Prabowo Subianto summoned a handful of his most trusted advisers to his house in south Jakarta to discuss how to find more revenue as surging oil prices stretched Indonesia’s finances.
The palm oil, coal and nickel industries are trying to understand what the president’s overhaul will entail.
By: Haslinda Amin, Eddie Spence
Indonesia will “listen to the market” as it builds a body to oversee key commodity exports, according to Pandu Sjahrir, chief investment officer of sovereign wealth fund Danantara.
For years, Indonesia’s raw materials have been ferried from remote mines and plantations to global markets by armies of traders who handle negotiations, loans and even cranes and river barges.
By: Faris Mokhtar, Harry Suhartono Bloomberg, Eddie Spence
Prabowo had long railed against Indonesia's tycoons, accusing them of harnessing national wealth for personal gain.
