China Daily
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URANIUM
Nuclear growth will 'almost certainly' proceed in China, India - Scotia
Countries like China, India, Russia and South Korea abandoning their nuclear plans in reaction to the Japanese disaster would make fossil fuels “enormously” more expensive, Scotiabank said on Monday. Economics VP Patricia Mohr added that the...By: Matthew Hill
28th March 2011
RARE EARTHS
Chinese environmental laws to drive up rare-earth prices – paper
China on Monday issued environmental standards for rare-earth element producers, which 60% of the local industry would struggle to meet, a state-owned paper said. This will lead to consolidation among miners of the metals, used in hi-tech...By: Matthew Hill
1st March 2011
Editorial Insight
Japan’s synthetic palladium claim met with scepticism, China’s uranium-reprocessing breakthrough claim dismissed as ‘spin’
New Year reports of Japanese scientists achieving a synthetic palladium breakthrough and of Chinese researchers developing a technology capable of allowing the country’s uranium resources to last 3 000 years have both been met with scepticism....By: Martin Creamer
14th January 2011
COAL
China mulls development of big north-west coal resources
China would become a coal exporter once more if the country decided to develop large coal resources in the north-west Xinjiang province, a top International Energy Agency official said on Tuesday. This would depress international coal prices, and...By: Matthew Hill
14th September 2010
IRON ORE
Baffinland Iron seeks partner for Nunavut project
TSX-listed Baffinland Iron Mines is hoping to secure a strategic partner for its $4,1-billion Mary River iron ore project within the next two to three months, chairperson and acting CEO Richard McCloskey said on Tuesday. Baffinland is looking to...By: Matthew Hill
31st August 2010
NEWS ANALYSIS
Chinese urbanisation still hurtling along
While mining companies were reporting massive profit hikes for the first half of 2010 this week, two noteworthy – and partly related - pieces of information emerged out of China. Firstly, the government quietly claimed that China has toppled...By: Matthew Hill
30th July 2010
RARE EARTHS
China plans to fix rare earth prices – report
China's central government plans to publish monthly prices for rare earth metals to avoid producers engaging in "cut-throat competition", China Daily reported on Thursday. China dominates production with 95% of global supply of the group of...By: Reuters
8th July 2010
BASE METALS
Australia’s Cudeco in talks with China to develop copper project
Australian copper miner Cudeco on Wednesday confirmed that it was in discussions with various Chinese entities to develop its Rocklands project, in Queensland. In a statement, Cudeco said that its “representatives are in China at present, and...10th March 2010
IRON-ORE
China iron-ore price hike report seen as 'posturing'
Global miners are offering Chinese steel mills a 50% rise in iron ore prices, the China Daily said Thursday, but analysts dismissed the report as posturing and predicted a rise of 65% to 70%. China has by far the world's largest steel sector,...By: Reuters
4th March 2010
Zinc & steel
Chinese mining majors reportedly eyeing noncore Anglo assets
China’s largest iron and steel trader, China Minmetals Corporation, which is also a major mining group, was last week reported by China Daily to be interested in buying the zinc assets of Anglo American plc. Another journal, the Chinese-language...By: Keith Campbell
27th November 2009
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