Next LNG wave not like the last
More than six years after the last decision to invest in a new multibillion-dollar LNG project in Australia, the seeds are being sown to put expansion back on the table.
Leaner Anglo American boosts earnings
Anglo American said annual earnings rose 45 per cent and net debt halved as the miner rebounded from a commodities slump.
Australia bolsters Asian wheat stocks
​The Asia-Pacific is this year likely to import less of the high-protein wheat used to churn out food such as noodles and pizza as growers in the region ramp up output, traders said.
Apple in talks to buy cobalt directly from miners
Apple is in talks to buy long-term supplies of cobalt directly from miners for the first time, according to people familiar with the matter, amid fears of a shortage driven by the electric vehicle boom.
Russia's gold hoard bigger than China's
Russia has overtaken China as the fifth-biggest sovereign holder of gold, allowing it to diversify its foreign currency holdings amid a deepening rift with the US.
Shell shows interest in BHP oil assets
Royal Dutch Shell said it's potentially interested in BHP Billiton's oil assets on sale in the Permian basin.
BHP's potholed path through new boom
BHP Billiton's generally encouraging interim results affirm that global mining finds itself in the warming glow of an almost secret resource...
Oil rises as market rebalancing continues
Oil rose from the highest closing price in a week as OPEC said it continues to drain a supply glut and outlined plans for long-term market m...
Retaliation risk from US trade tariffs
As Trump's administration weighs tariffs as high as 53 per cent on steel and 23.6 per cent on aluminum, one broker warned the proposals risk...
Noble Group flags $US5 billion loss
Noble Group, the commodity trader battling to survive, has warned that it'll report another vast loss, including from the operations meant t...
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