Mark Burton is a journalist at various esteemed publications including The Detroit News and Bloomberg Law. He specializes in energy and mining, finance, and commodities, with a keen focus on topics such as minerals and metals, energy sustainability, and corporate finance. Mark's work has been featured in notable outlets like The Washington Post and Fortune, showcasing his expertise in the intersection of energy policy and regulation.
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Mark Burton's coverage is heavily focused on the metals market, particularly with a focus on investment analysis and government announcements related to this sector. He would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insights into movements within the metals market, especially those backed by data or offering investment analysis.
Given his focus on specific companies and cases within the metals industry, he may appreciate sources with direct knowledge of these developments. However, he could also find value in expert commentary that provides broader context and historical perspective to current events in this sector.
Although there is no explicit geographic focus mentioned for Mark's coverage, it seems that he closely follows global developments impacting the metals markets without specific regional limitations.
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By: Julian Luk, Mark Burton, James Attwood
Two weeks ago, copper prices were surging as traders warned that threatened US tariffs on the metal would squeeze global supplies. Now, copper bulls are confronting one of the market’s worst-ever selloffs as President Donald Trump’s broader trade war upends the outlook for demand.
By: Mark Burton, Jack Farchy
Gold’s latest surge to fresh records has been fueled by a rush of buying activity in daily auctions — a sign that major players in the market are still adding to their holdings even at all-time high prices.
Oil companies spent more than a century developing a vast industrial network to extract, refine and deliver their product to customers around the world. Sourcing the materials needed to build an alternative, less carbon-intensive economy presents a whole new set of challenges.
By: Mark Burton, Kate Sullivan
After months of bad-tempered exchanges and a bust-up on live TV at the White House, the Trump administration finally struck an agreement with Ukraine that grants the US privileged access to the embattled country’s natural resources, including aluminum, graphite, oil and natural gas.
By: Mark Burton, Eamon Farhat
Oil prices are at 2021 levels. Copper is rushing to the US, leaving Asian and London inventories at historically low levels. And, boy is it hot and dry around the world — which is good for US farmers but not so much for those in Europe.
By: Eamon Akil Farhat, Mark Burton
Oil's plunge under US President Donald Trump's second term has picked up steam, with fading hopes of a quick resolution to the US-China trade war sending prices to the lowest since 2021.
Cobalt Holdings Plc unveiled plans for an initial public offering in London in what could potentially be the biggest UK first-time share sale in more than two years.
By: Jack Farchy, Archie Hunter, Mark Burton
Mercuria Energy Group Ltd. has built up a huge position in aluminum on the London Metal Exchange in a bet that any easing of sanctions against Moscow would tighten the market, according to people familiar with the matter.
By: Mark Burton, Archie Hunter, Jack Farchy
Mercuria Energy Group Ltd. ha acumulado una enorme posición en aluminio en la Bolsa de Metales de Londres, apostando a que cualquier flexibilización de las sanciones contra Moscú provocaría una contracción del mercado, según personas familiarizadas con el asunto.
By: Jack Farchy, Mark Burton
The London Metal Exchange is discussing imposing curbs on big positions that would outlaw the sort of outsized bets that have rocked the markets in recent months.
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