Sohrab Darabshaw

As China's post-COVID rebound flounders, the country continues to rely on India to make up the shortfall, causing concerns about steel prices.

China continues to shore up lithium battery supplies around the world while experts predict a potential lithium shortage as soon as 2025.

As Tata Steel UK looks to save its Port Talbot steel manufacturing plant, the UK government offers to intervene (with conditions).

The iron ore price recently jumped more than 4% on news that China's economy continues to regain strength.

As consumption increases, India's ability to affect aluminum prices and become a major global player continue to grow.

Amid a fresh conflict between Israel and Hamas, experts around the world continue to monitor the effects on steel prices and supply chains.

India's need for coking coal continues to expand, yet price hikes from major exporter Australia are sending steelmakers elsewhere.

Gold continues to surge past other precious metal prices as global events boost the buying frenzy, but some countries may not be able to afford it.

In a major win for Canadian copper mining company Ivanhoe Mines, the company recently revealed two new deposits in the DRC.

The output of the world’s largest steel industry, China, fell 1.7% last year, a fact that continues to raise many questions about its future direction. This drop continued the downward trend from the 2020 peak of 1.065 billion tons, bringing the 2024 output down to 1.005 billion metric tons.