Norilsk Nickel responsible for river contamination
Norilsk Nickel, the world’s largest supplier of nickel has claimed responsibility for the river that turned a disturbing colour of red, one that very much resembled human blood. The company said the spillage was a result of heavy rainfall on September 5th, th... |
Chinese stainless steel production surge and may reverse nickel recent losses
Melbourne September 2nd news, this year China's stainless steel production unexpectedly rose and due to investor attention from Philippines supply concerns to the demand side may again ignite nickel prices to rise. China is the world's largest consumer of nick... |
China nickel industry’s new situation
In July Chinese reduced nickel and refined nickel imports, while ferronickel imports increased significantly.According to Chinese customs data show that imports of nickel in July is 3.29 million tons and reduced by 34 percent compared to the same period last y... |
Nickel industry from the supply of excess into a shortage?
World Metal Statistics Bureau (WBMS) released the latest data that the nickel industry is probable from the supply of excess into a shortage. WBMS recently report shows that in 2016 from Jan. to Jun. global nickel market supply shortages, the apparent demand f... |
Nickel Price Jumps on Manila Mining Crackdown
On Monday, nickel exchanged hands for $10,755 a tonne in London, the highest since mid-August last year and a 24% advance in 2016. |
Philippines & Indonesia: Mining Companies Face Increased Compliance Risks, Further Uncertainty
Both the Philippines and Indonesia are seeking to reinforce environmental regulations and increase revenues from the mining sector, compounding longer-term difficulties for mining operators in both countries. |
Rising Nickel and Zinc Imports Add Fuel To Bull Market
Nickel and Zinc are two base metals that every commodity investor is talking about right now. Both metals have benefited from a bull narrative of supply shortfall this year. |
Vale Iron Ore Output Falls in Second Quarter But Still Beats Estimates
Brazil’s Vale (NYSE:VALE), the world’s No.1 iron-ore producer, saw a slight decline in second-quarter output, but still managed to beat beat analysts’ estimates, keeping a new annual production record in sight. |
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