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Vale's New York shares rose 1.22% to US$11.59 on Friday, a third straight gain, but sit 35% below their April high as China's steel demand stays weak. The post Vale Shares Rise 1.22% as China Steel Demand Lags | Iron Ore Wrap, Nov 6 appeared first on The Rio Times .
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Lithium miners rose 1.21% on Friday, a day after a one-year low, but remain 33.5% below their May peak as fear of a 2027 glut weighs on Albemarle and SQM.
A copper fund rose 0.83% on Friday after a month-long slide as Chile's output falls 8.4% and China's demand disappoints. What it means for investors.
Gold fell 1.02% to US$4,045 an ounce on Friday as a strong US jobs report lifted the dollar; the silver fund slipped 0.13%. What it means for Mexico, Peru.
Zinc miner Nexa rose 0.80% on Friday while Peru's Buenaventura fell 1.20% as the dollar climbed 0.72%. What it means for Peru, Brazil and Mexico.
CSN's US shares jumped 9.12% on Friday from a 12-month low as Ternium rose and Gerdau slid on cheap Chinese steel imports into Brazil.
An oil fund edged up 0.13% on Friday after a 12.10% weekly fall on US-Iran peace hopes, while Petrobras closed down for a fifth straight day.