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China-US tensions fuel investor rally in alternative suppliers
Fund managers are betting the months-long rally in rare earth stocks is just getting started as fresh tensions between Beijing and Washington fuel a wave
Trump trade war: Inside the rare earth metals China controls | News UK Video News
China controls the global supply of rare earth elements which are vital to modern tech and defence. As Beijing tightens export rules, Donald Trump is
US energy storage outlook dented by Trump policies
From 2026, U.S. energy storage developers must grapple with stricter import rules and policy tightening by the Trump administration and factory buildout is uncertain. October
Commodities trader Trafigura posts record FY results despite impairments
LONDON, Dec 9 (Reuters) – Trafigura (TRAFGF.UL) recorded “stunning” 2020 results, its chief executive said on Wednesday, thanks to the extreme market volatility caused by
Commodities outperform in 2025. Will the tailwinds continue?
Momentum in commodities continued through the third quarter, supported by global demand and macro resilience. The Bloomberg Commodity Index (BCOM) is up year-to-date in 2025,
Lagos strengthens private, public partnerships on agriculture
Lagos State Government has reaffirmed its commitment to advancing Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) as a key strategy for transforming the agriculture and livestock sector. According to
UK home energy scheme has 98% failure rate on outside wall insulation
Stay informed with free updates Simply sign up to the UK energy myFT Digest — delivered directly to your inbox. The UK government’s flagship energy
Silver’s climb to record intraday high a ‘testament’ to strength in precious-metals bull market
Silver’s more than 6% climb on Monday has lifted its prices to its highest intraday level on record, as prices for gold also rose to
UK energy company to dish out free electric blankets from this month
OVO Energy is offering free electric blankets to customers in need as part of a new support package People who are struggling to pay for
China’s hunt for sorghum boosts Nigeria prospects
China is shifting away from the United States’ sorghum, opening a multi-billion-dollar opportunity for other producers, including Nigeria. The trade war between the US and