The project would add significant US steelmaking capacity and is backed by political support, with potential implications for incumbent producers Nucor and Clev

The Ruias' re-entry into steel via the US reflects how Trump-era tariffs are pulling foreign steel investment onshore.

The Texas startup's funding shows investor appetite for building a domestic supply chain for magnet-grade iron outside China.

The pact pairs a titanium miner with a Japanese metals group to develop rare earth feedstock in allied jurisdictions.

The inventory gives policymakers and developers a map of untapped domestic critical mineral resources.

Federal research spending targets extraction and processing technologies for domestic mining.

The results advance the ASX junior's Brazilian rare earth prospect amid growing investor interest in non-Chinese supply.

The bullish broker call runs against a spot market weakened by soft Chinese demand and ample supply.

The long-range target implies a major expansion of Indian steelmaking and raw material demand.

Soft Chinese steel demand and plentiful cargoes are pressuring seaborne iron ore prices and mill margins.

The long-term charter underscores the scale of logistics being built around the giant Simandou project.

The markdown illustrates how volatile rare earth equities have been for even the sector's largest private backers.

Strong demand growth underpins India's ambitions to expand domestic steel capacity.

The miner is deepening trading operations to capture more value from metals marketing.

The venture targets reprocessing tailings in the Democratic Republic of Congo as copper demand rises.

Copper's rising contribution reframes the earnings mix at the diversified miner.

The German steelmaker's buildout proceeds amid European efforts to decarbonise steelmaking.

African rare earth projects are drawing attention as buyers seek supply outside China.