LME says it has no current plans
The London Metal Exchange has no current plans to ban from its system metal
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The London Metal Exchange has no current plans to ban from its system metal
A growing number of European countries are cutting fuel taxes to lower surging pump
Proposals from southern European countries to intervene in energy markets have highlighted the difficulty
As Russia sends a significant portion of its oil to Asia and Europe. However,
Global stocks clung to their gains for the week on Friday but a heady
Oil prices climbed 6% on Thursday after the International Energy Agency (IEA) said three
State-run Brazilian oil company Petrobras is close to reaching an agreement to sell to
Last year, when Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro sacked the head of state-run oil company
Oil prices rose on Friday but were on track for their biggest weekly declines
Australian and South African miners are exploring ways to supply coal and metals consumers