Eric Onstad
Specialist Commodities Correspondent at Reuters
Specialist Commodities Correspondent at Reuters
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msn.com | Eric Onstad
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zawya.com | Eric Onstad
Copper prices moved higher on Friday on signs that the U.S. and China were moving closer to a solution to their fractious trade war. Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange gained 1.6% to $9,357 per metric ton in official open-outcry trading after rising by nearly 1% in the previous session. On Wednesday, copper slid more than 3% in the wake of weak data from top metals consumer China and worries about U.S. tariffs dampening global growth.
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es-us.finanzas.yahoo.com | Eric Onstad
Por Eric Onstad LONDRES (Reuters) - Los precios del cobre subían el viernes ante los indicios de que Estados Unidos y China se acercan a una solución a su tensa guerra comercial. * A las 0945 GMT, el cobre a tres meses en la Bolsa de Metales de Londres (LME) ganaba un 2%, a 9.385,5 dólares por tonelada, tras subir casi un 1% en la sesión anterior.
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japantimes.co.jp | Eric Onstad |Pavel Polityuk
The financial payoff from a new minerals deal between Ukraine and the U.S. is likely to take a decade or longer as investors face many hurdles to getting new mines into production in the war-ravaged country. Developing mines that produce strategically important minerals in countries with established mining sectors such as Canada and Australia can take 10 to 20 years, mining consultants said on Thursday. But most mineral deposits in Ukraine have scant data to confirm they are economically viable.
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kfgo.com | Eric Onstad |Pavel Polityuk
By Eric Onstad and Pavel PolityukLONDON/KYIV (Reuters) -The financial payoff from a new minerals deal between Ukraine and the U.S. is likely to take a decade or longer as investors face many hurdles to getting new mines into production in the war-ravaged country. Developing mines that produce strategically important minerals in countries with established mining sectors such as Canada and Australia can take 10 to 20 years, mining consultants said on Thursday.
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"If anyone's thinking suddenly all these #minerals are going to be flying out of #Ukraine, they're dreaming," said Adam Webb at @benchmarkmin #US, Ukraine may wait decade or more to see revenue from minerals deal #CriticalMinerals #RareEarths https://t.co/1HKy8UA1rg https://t.co/gRSHHxuRHm
Baroness Northover, co-chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Critical Minerals, urged the UK to urgently create a supply chain for #Criticalminerals during an event at the Houses of Parliament today. @LPNorthover https://t.co/q6RadifxWM
REUTERS: Lawyers for Indian businessman Prateek Gupta agreed to an April 16 disclosure deadline in a long-running fraud case brought by commodity trader #Trafigura, a court document showed, as a judge threatened to bar him from defending the case if there were further delays. https://t.co/McQHPxlS6r