Week in Review from ENERGY May 17, 2013

Week in review, May 18

BP Full Year Earnings Press Conference...Tony Hayward, chief executive officer of BP Plc., pauses during the company's press conference to announce their full year results in London, U.K., on Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2010. BP Plc, Europe's biggest oil company, expects the recovery from last year's recession to be "slow and gradual" as fourth-quarter earnings missed analyst estimates. Photographer: ©Bloomberg

Hayward likes life ‘on the edge’

Burnt trees in a peatland area of Teluk Meranti village in Pelalawan, in Indonesia's Riau province November 10, 2009. Home to about 10 percent of the world's rainforests, deforestation in Indonesia occurred at an average rate of 1.08 million hectares a year between 2000 and 2005, according to the Ministry of Forestry. ©Reuters From WORLD May 15, 2013

Indonesia extends logging moratorium

Environmentalists warn more needs to be done

May 14, 2013

Tata writedown sparks talk of UK sell-off

Impairment casts further doubt on British industry’s future

An employee passes a store of newly moulded aluminum blocks at United Co. Rusal's Khakassia factory ©Bloomberg May 14, 2013

Rusal raises profits amid falling prices

Aluminium producer battles oversupplied market by reducing output

Port Talbot ©Getty May 14, 2013

European downturn tests Tata’s steel

Little has gone to plan since Indian group bought Corus in 2007

Tata Steel ©PA May 14, 2013

Tata Steel reveals $1.6bn writedown

European operations hit by shock announcement

Lakshmi Mittal ©Bloomberg From GLOBAL ECONOMY May 12, 2013

Mittal seeks Europe-China trade barriers

Steelmaker attacks austerity policies that stifle demand

File photo of a Congolese man carrying bags of copper and cobalt ore at an open-pit mine just outside Lubumbashi...A Congolese man carries bags of copper and cobalt ore at an open-pit mine just outside the southern Congolese copper town of Lubumbashi in this February 3, 2006 file photo. The mine used to be run by Gecamines. Congo's debt-ridden state mining company Gecamines needs to cut almost half its 12,000 workforce and find hundreds of millions of dollars to fund a rebuilding programme, its new manager said. Picture taken on February 3, 2006. ©Reuters From COMMENT May 12, 2013

How Africa can extract fair value

The west has a duty to ensure the region benefits from its resources, writes Paul Collier

From LEX May 10, 2013

ArcelorMittal: flexible friends

Steelmaker with size on its side can shut plants to improve utilisation rates

May 10, 2013

Upbeat results boost ArcelorMittal shares

World’s largest steelmaker foresees strong outlook for industry

From LEX May 9, 2013

Timken: metal testing

Mathematics of a break-up of US group’s steel and bearings units is clear

From LEX May 9, 2013

Germany: for richer, for poorer

There is a fundamental paradox about the wealth of the eurozone’s biggest economy

From UK May 2, 2013

Cooksey quit ENRC after spat with oligarchs

Chairman at time of IPO resigned after disagreement

From MARKETS May 1, 2013

ADM sets $25m aside for corruption case

Group warns of possible civil or criminal fines over exports

From MARKETS Apr 24, 2013

Broker urges ENRC investors to jump ship

Mining stocks help bolster wider market

Apr 21, 2013

Mittal urges France to lower energy costs

ArcelorMittal chief warns on low-price imports from emerging markets

From LEX Apr 21, 2013

Vale: the shipping orecast

Brazil is losing edge over price for high grade ore

From ENERGY Apr 18, 2013

Indian court deals new blow to Vedanta

Permission needed from tribe before bauxite can be mined

From MARKETS Apr 18, 2013

India partially lifts mining ban

Karnataka move a relief for iron ore and steel industries

From LEX Apr 17, 2013

Norilsk Nickel: a piece of the action

The bad news has caused shares to fall 6% this week

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