Oil recovered some of its more than 2% fall in Asian trade on Thursday after Russia-backed rebels in eastern Ukraine accused government forces in Kyiv of shelling their territory with mortars

The growing trade deficit highlights the world's third-largest economy's vulnerability to soaring commodity costs and slowing demand from China

The Northern Territory government halted expansion plans for the Anglo-Swiss company's McArthur River zinc and lead mine

Industrial materials firm Syrah plans to add 180,000 square feet of real estate to its existing 50,000 square-foot Louisiana facility

Half-year 2021 earnings at Fortescue may fall by roughly a third, while six-month profit growth at Rio Tinto and BHP may be knocked down

A reduction in the tax will widen the gap between crude palm oil and refined palm oil import duties, effectively making it cheaper for refiners to import crude palm oil

The nation has been seeking to improve oversight of rich resources and President Joko Widodo last month revoked permits of over 2,000 companies due to poor compliance

A survey of 102 Australian healthcare, clothing, horticulture, and seafood companies found they are failing to identify or disclose obvious modern slavery risks

Baise produces about 2.2 million tonnes a year, more than 80% of output in Guangxi, the country's main alumina-exporting region

The steel sector — the country’s second-largest industrial carbon emitter — will now have until 2030 to reach a peak of those emissions

Country's biggest oil and gas explorer is reviewing its asset portfolio amid the global trend towards decarbonisation, it said in January

The National Development and Reform Commission says regulators would study effective measures to ensure market stability amid fast rising prices