A mass-casualty strike on a gold mining site near Sudan's border with Egypt killed 72 workers, according to a local civil group. The incident highlights how Sudan's three-year war is reaching its resource economy.
Deutsche Bank predicts copper could climb above $22,000 a ton within six months as buyers scramble for shrinking stockpiles. Tariff fears in the United States are pulling metal across the Pacific and tightening supplies everywhere else.
Chinese automakers are expanding into Brazil, but winning over local buyers means understanding ethanol fuel, small-car policies and a huge used-car market. Success will depend on products, not just electric-vehicle hype.
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