China's clouded iron ore import outlook
Spot iron ore remains highly exposed to Chinese demand, which appears poised to ease as hope for supply tightness fades.
Iron ore sinks amid oversupply
Iron ore is in full-scale retreat, with futures in China plunging to end limit-down on investor concern about demand.
Copper poised for further drop
Copper fell to five-months lows , posting its biggest two-day loss since July 2015, on rising inventories.
Rio Tinto watching for Chinese iron ore mining
Rio Tinto chief executive Jean Sebastien Jacques said he has no real concerns about China's iron ore demand in 2017, and the indications for 2018 are positive.
Tax ruling against Chevron could lead to more claims by ATO
A recent multi-million dollar tax ruling against oil giant Chevron, if allowed to stand, would have ripple effects across the globe.
Elliott to court BHP's Australian shareholders
Elliott Management will meet with BHP Billiton's Australian shareholders this week as the activist investor pushes for strategic changes at the world's biggest miner, two sources familiar with the matter said on Monday.
Westpac's stance on coal is 'disappointing': PM
Coal has big role to play in Australia's energy future, Malcolm Turnbull says.
Inside Joe Gutnick's byzantine business affairs
The latest tumble of the man who became known as Diamond Joe has been played out in bankruptcy proceedings.
Queensland government opens more land in coal search
Almost 300 square kilometres of central Queensland will be opened up for coal exploration.
Copper, zinc weaker on China worries
Copper and zinc fell, while nickel recovered from a fresh 10-month low, on concern about demand in China.
China steel rises for third day
Shanghai rebar steel futures advanced for a third straight session, supported by market expectations of production curbs.
Vale slumps on iron ore outlook
Shares in Vale slumped the most in two weeks, as executives signalled lacklustre trends for iron ore prices this year.
BHP to Freeport see tight copper
The biggest copper producers are sounding the alarm on mounting supply troubles.
China steel futures extend gains
China's steel futures climbed amid unconfirmed market talk of production curbs in cities surrounding Beijing.
BHP takes the broom to shale assets
BHP Billiton won't want to appear like its decision to sell a lick of its American onshore shale oil and gas assets is a response to bullying from US activist shareholder Elliott Associates.
BHP slashes production forecast after Chile strike, Cyclone Debbie
The mining giant has reported a 20 per cent drop in nine-month copper production and cut its full-year production guidance due to industrial action at its Escondida mine in northern Chile.
Iron ore begins multi-year slump
Iron ore's early-year rally might prove to be a high-water mark for at least the next half decade, according to BMI Research.
De Beers diamond selling spree
De Beers went on a selling spree in the first quarter after India torpedoed demand abolishing large-denomination banknotes.
Iron ore's extended retreat
Iron ore is destined to retreat back below $US50 a tonne next year as supplies go on rising, says Westpac's Justin Smirk.
Copper rises with cyclical assets
Copper rose as the French presidential election results. However, the red metal remains vulnerable to a correction.
Anglo American takes coal hit from Cyclone Debbie
Mining giant Anglo American has suffered a hit to its Australian coal business in the wake of Cyclone Debbie.
Chamberlain chosen to lead LME
Matt Chamberlain takes charge of the LME with a mandate to reform the world's largest and oldest metals market.
China to revive metals: Goldman
After a rough ride, metals could be on the verge of a recovery. And it's thanks to China, according to Goldman Sachs.
OceanaGold fights against Philippine mine suspension
The miner will consider all legal and administrative remedies available.
Chevron eyes high court as it loses landmark tax case
Multinational oil giant Chevron has lost its appeal against a multimillion-dollar tax bill issued by the Australian Taxation Office, setting the scene for the tax man to challenge other companies with dubious tax schemes.
Worst of both worlds: Australia caught in disconnect
Australia is caught in a disconnect between the trajectory of its key commodity export and a currency that refuses to follow suit.
China steel futures rebound
Iron ore and steel futures in China bounced back on Thursday from a three-day fall and after a volatile session.
Woodside ups drilling after 'soft' quarter
Woodside Petroleum has increased its drilling program in Myanmar as the energy giant's March quarter output missed the mark.
Rio comes a copper as strike hits production
Rio Tinto's iron ore shipments slipped in the first quarter as bad weather hit operations.
Earthquake puts Cadia targets out of reach: Newcrest
Newcrest Mining has said it no longer expects Cadia Valley Operations to meet its production targets following Good Friday's earthquake, with underground work to remain on hold.