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Brazil's Vale fell 3.23% to US$12.00 in New York on Monday, far less than Brazil's 13.88% market crash, while Rio Tinto rose 0.36% to US$83.72. The post Brazil Miner Vale Falls 3.23% as Rio Tinto Gains 0.36% | Iron Ore, Oct 26 appeared first on The Rio Times .
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Lithium fund LIT rose 0.97% to US$61.27 on Monday while Albemarle and SQM barely moved, showing little contagion from Brazil's market crash.
Nigeria’s domestic refineries received more than 127 million barrels of Nigerian crude oil and condensate between January and September 2026 as the Federal Government intensifies efforts to strengthen…
Copper fund CPER rose 0.84% to US$39.39 on Monday and Southern Copper gained 0.54%, as miners held up while Brazil's stock market crashed.
By Damyana Bakardzhieva, Special to Gulf News This year Stockholm awarded the economics Nobel prize to Robert Hall of Stanford and Michael Woodford of Columbia for the “microeconomic foundations of…
KUALA LUMPUR: Four companies with links to Malaysian-listed groups have been caught up in Singapore's efforts to tackle the haze that has lingered across the region for weeks.
Zinc producer Nexa Resources rose 1.39% to US$11.64 and Buenaventura gained 1.86% on Monday, against the trend in Brazil's crashing market.
