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GM to Lay Off 800 Workers as Honda Scales Back Prologue Production Honda's Prologue EV faces production cuts at GM's Mexico plant, raising questions about their production agreement amid strong sales.
U.S. Cold Snap Drives Oil Prices Up, WTI Climbs to $74.25 A cold wave in the U.S. boosts heating demand, raising oil prices to a three-month high amid expectations of China's economic stimulus.
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China’s Steel Industry Faces Tough Times: Demand Expected to Drop 1.5% in 2025 China's steel demand is set to decline by 1.5% in 2024 due to a sluggish real estate market and slowing manufacturing growth.
Why Gold Just Dropped 3.5%—Investors React to Ceasefire News and U.S. Politics Gold prices fell sharply due to reduced safe-haven demand amid geopolitical developments and optimism in U.S. economic stability.
World's Largest Miner Goes Big: $7 Billion Investment in Chilean Copper BHP plans to invest over $7 billion in Chilean copper operations to meet rising demand, despite projected production declines by 2030.
Copper Prices Tumble: What’s Behind the 12% Drop Since Trump’s Election? Copper prices are declining due to U.S. tariffs and disappointing Chinese stimulus, impacting the global metal market significantly.
$2.1 Trillion Needed by 2050 to Meet Raw Material Demand By 2050, the mining industry will need $2.1 trillion to meet the rising demand for minerals crucial for a low-carbon economy.
Is Your Makeup Cruelty-Free? 10 Truth About Vegan Cosmetics The vegan cosmetics market in South Korea has surged to 570 billion won in 2022, projected to reach 1 trillion won by 2025.
FedEx to Eliminate Up to 2,000 Jobs in Europe FedEx is reducing its workforce due to a lower cargo demand in Europe. On the 12th, FedEx announced plans to cut between 1,700 and 2,000 back-office jobs in Europe as part of its recent cost-cutting efforts due to a decline in cargo demand. According to the statement, the reduction will take place over 18 months. […]
AI Data Centers Predicted to Devour 9% of U.S. Power by 2030 Due to the surge in demand brought on by the AI boom, power consumption in data centers is projected to double by 2030.
China Makes Strategic Move That Worries Western Companies According to recent assessments, Chinese companies are expanding their dominance in the mineral market despite years of sanctions. The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported on the 20th (local time) that China is winning the mineral war, with Chinese companies aggressively expanding their businesses, over-supplying, and driving down prices to push out competitors. According to raw […]
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