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Companies are mitigating negative impact of cost inflation
Will there be enough metal to go around? Post 2025 a shortage of lithium, nickel and cobalt is expected
Moscow’s influence set to grow further once US sanctions on Iranian exports begin
Openness prevents corruption, showing governments and companies have nothing to hide
The sector must be ready to invest less and return more cash to investors
Opec and Big Oil increase cost efficiencies ahead of battle for market share
Strong demand and output cuts have led to a worrying supply shortfall
Higher crude prices complicate US decisions on Iran and Venezuela
Only with oil rising to $120 by 2023 can the number be achieved
Data analysis from Purdue suggests impact could be bigger than some analysts expect
Highlights from the seventh annual Financial Times Commodities Global Summit
Prices rise to two-year high as key growing area affected by frost
Electric vehicles barely dent oil demand projections
US output is too small, too slow, and too competitive to play swing producer
Crude likely to be capped at $65-$70 with a $40 floor as shale output ebbs and flows
A new bill may lead to arbitration and falls short in addressing corruption concerns
Trading for the super-cooled fuel attracted new players to the once closed-off market
From a pricing point of view, a severe shortage is unlikely to occur
Tighter market engineered by resources group could become a blueprint for industry
The Anglo-Australian miner is among those looking at a 32% stake in Chilean group
Industry executives ponder whether a showdown with Glencore boss is on the cards
Billionaire pledges to amend controls placed on labour protection and mine permits
Despite Washington’s decision other countries are embracing accountability
Satellite imagery suggests stocks held in surface tank have grown
Structure used is not one commonly employed by activist investors or corporate raiders
