(mining.com) - Bloomberg News - Last month, 13 copper-industry representatives at the London Metal Exchange were asked whether Russian metal should be blocked from its warehouses. Ten of them said “yes.” But when advisory groups for nickel and aluminum discussed the same question, the general consensus was “no.” The LME, which is the ultimate decision-maker, says it won’t take action that goes beyond government sanctions — which, so far, have left most of the metals industry untouched.
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Caledonia cuts 2026 guidance after Q3 production dip, expects Q4 recovery
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09 october 2026
Russia’s annual gold production stood at 430 - 480 tonnes over five years - report
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Koryx Copper targets November PFS release for Haib Project, unveils major process improvements
Koryx Copper has provided an interim update on its Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS) for the wholly-owned Haib Copper Project in southern Namibia, confirming all workstreams remain on schedule for publication before the end of November 2026.
09 october 2026
Société Générale forecasts gold price above $5,000
Société Générale has maintained a bullish outlook on gold amidst the global shift toward higher interest rates.
09 october 2026
