
Bridge Green, Hartree Set Eight-Year Recycled Lithium Deal
Hartree will market about 10,000 tonnes a year, while investing in Bridge Green’s planned recycling and refining expansion.
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Hartree will market about 10,000 tonnes a year, while investing in Bridge Green’s planned recycling and refining expansion.
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Brent retreated from $108, but ING says pipeline disruptions and a sharp Libyan output cut leave the market exposed.

Brent fell from the previous morning’s level as hopes for more Gulf oil flows eased pressure, though geopolitical risks remain.

Corn and wheat gave back ground Tuesday, while soybeans held up better as traders weighed China demand hopes against harvest and export risks.

Aramco has alerted Asian refiners to possible Yanbu cargoes, while the pipeline restart begins at a low rate and full recovery may take weeks.

AAA’s daily average topped $6.51, while the EIA’s weekly measure reached $6.529 as fuel costs strain freight and farming.

Bullion fell as a firmer dollar and rising odds of another Federal Reserve increase outweighed support from easing oil prices.

Brent and WTI climbed early Tuesday, then closed lower as traders weighed possible Iran talks against signs of recovering Gulf supply.

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Shipments climbed 6% to 306.2 million litres, while export receipts held near NZ$2.1 billion as returns softened in key markets.

Trump’s backing for export limits jolted diesel markets, even as improved Gulf supply and hopes for diplomacy weighed on crude.

Argentina’s YPF is pursuing long-term LNG contracts as financing and construction plans advance toward a November investment decision.

Record prices and fatter margins have transformed leading silver miners’ balance sheets, opening room for dividends, buybacks and acquisitions.

California’s isolated fuel market is absorbing another global shock as diesel costs surge, raising pressure on freight, agriculture and inflation.

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A projected global surplus is pressuring arabica futures, though weather risks and tight near-term supplies still threaten the bearish trade.

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