Mining exploration: “(In Chile) we have drilled in two months, when in Peru that can take a year, two years or more”
And obtaining a permit to drill can take more than two years in our country, while in Chile the same authorization “It comes out in
And obtaining a permit to drill can take more than two years in our country, while in Chile the same authorization “It comes out in
Copper prices fell on Thursday on weak Chinese factory data and the US Federal Reserve’s warning of further interest rate hikes, stoking fears of weak
Aluminum, copper and other industrial metal prices fell on Wednesday on concern over rising COVID-19 cases in China, the top metals consumer, after it loosened
Copper prices rose on Tuesday on optimism that data would show a further slowdown in U.S. inflation, but gains were limited by concerns about rising
Copper prices fell on Monday, weighed down by lingering concerns about the economy in China, the world’s top consumer of metals, as the market grapples
Copper prices touched their highest level since June on Friday as investors anticipated that the easing of coronavirus restrictions in China will boost economic growth
Copper prices fell on Wednesday, after weak Chinese trade data stoked concerns about demand from the world’s top metals consumer, overshadowing the easing of COVID-19
Copper and aluminum prices fell on Tuesday, pressured by the strength of the dollar and uncertainty about the easing of restrictions on COVID-19 in China,
Copper prices rose to three-week highs on Monday as hopes for stronger demand were boosted by the easing of COVID-19 restrictions in China, expectations of
Copper prices rose on Friday, buoyed by a weaker dollar and the easing of COVID-19 restrictions in China, but upcoming US jobs data kept the
Copper prices fell on Wednesday as rising Covid-19 cases in China dampened hopes that demand in the world’s biggest metals consumer would improve soon. Benchmark
Copper was rebounding on Tuesday after four sessions of losses on the back of a weaker dollar, but rising COVID-19 cases in top metals consumer
Copper prices fell for a third straight day on Friday as a surge in COVID-19 cases in China, the top metals consumer, and comments from
Copper prices eased on Thursday as investors believed the easing of COVID-19 restrictions in China was modest and would continue to dampen demand as the
Copper prices fell on Wednesday as an explosion in Poland heightened geopolitical concerns and weighed on investor appetite for risky assets, while rising COVID-19 cases
Industrial metal prices rose sharply on Friday after China eased some coronavirus rules, fueling expectations it will abandon a zero-COVID policy that has dampened economic
Copper prices fell on Thursday as rising coronavirus infections and weak economic data from China heightened concerns about weak demand from the world’s largest metals
Copper prices fell on Wednesday, dragged down by a stronger dollar, weak economic data and rising COVID-19 cases in China, the top metals consumer. Three-month
Copper prices rose 3% on Friday, with sentiment buoyed by hopes of an easing of COVID restrictions in China, with the market concerned about low
Copper prices fell on Thursday after the US Federal Reserve gave no clear signal that it will move towards less aggressive rate hikes, when the