Move is latest measure to slow commodities price surge ‘Hoarding’ of goods will not be tolerated, ministry says   China...

State planner outlines targets for recycling of key metals to ensure supplies, limit its import costs and meet its climate...

Oil, petrol, diesel prices to go up At 24:00 today (June 28), the window for the twelfth round of China’s...

Analysts say the government’s move to auction metals on July 5 may only have a limited impact in terms of...

The Shanghai Environment and Energy Exchange is getting ready for the start of carbon trading next week, ahead of the...

Australian mining company says the Congo and Cameroon governments have granted rights to major iron ore projects it spent years trying...

The first auction of a batch of the state’s metal reserves will take place early next month with 100,000 tonnes of raw materials set to be released into the market as Beijing bids to haul back runaway commodity prices

Iron ore falls as China renews its attempts to contain prices and combat speculative positions across commodity markets. (AF) Iron...

Beijing plans to sell off quantities of its preciously-guarded hoards of copper, aluminium and zinc in a bid to cool down the commodities market which has seen raw materials prices soar in the last year. This rarely happens, so why now?

With factory gate inflation rising at its fastest annual pace in over 12 years last month – due in the main to sky-high commodity prices – Beijing has decided it’s time to act and offer some of its supplies to stabilise the market

Factory gate prices in China rise at their fastest pace in 13 years, adding to pressure on Beijing’s leaders as...

The lithium battery sector is rising with the growth of electric vehicles and strong demand for commodities like this that...