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Large tungsten mine discovered in E China
Geologists have discovered a large tungsten mine in east China's Jiangxi Province, officials said Thursday.

China's Jinchuan shuts 200,000 T copper plant on scrap shortage
Jinchuan Group Ltd, China's third-largest copper producer, has shut a 200,000 tonne-a-year facility due to a raw scrap shortage, which could reduce its refined copper output by more than 16 percent this year, an executive said on Friday.

China's Steel Overcapacity Seen Continuing
Serious overcapacity in China's steel industry is unlikely to ease in 2013, which could hamper steel prices and jeopardize Chinese steelmakers' performance, a China-based analyst said Thursday.

PetroChina eyes joint work for resources
PETROCHINA Co plans to boost cooperation with overseas refiners, including Exxon Mobil Corp, BP Plc and Royal Dutch Shell Plc, as it seeks overseas resources, the country's biggest oil and gas producer said yesterday.

Today's headlines

· China demand for coal stokes world market

· News Analysis: Opening of Chinese-Aussie gold mine shows solid partnership between Canberra, Beijing

· Iron Ore Seen Extending Decline as China Steel Mills Shut Down

· China may seek better quality coal

Int'l Highlights

· Australia's Vortex enters iron ore sector with Canadian acquisition

· Gold premiums ease as supplies rise

· Australia Lures $21 Billion Bet on Coal Rebound: Energy Markets

· Dutch aluminum products maker Constellium shares fall in debut

Specials

· China Mining 2011

· China Mining 2010

· 2010 Iron Ore Price Talks

· China Mining 2009

     
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