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• Botswana's economy is heavily dependent on diamonds, which account for 80% of its exports and a third of government revenue, but the natural resources market Diamonds are in crisis due to the growing demand for their laboratory-grown equivalents.The government is trying to respond to the crisis: the president has declared a public health emergency and is seeking investments from foreign companies, while the Ministry of Finance has abandoned its economic... 02.09.2025  09:00

• Coarseers lose 1 billion rubles a day Over six months, the losses of the industry amounted to more than the entire last year, and the share of unprofitable companies reached 66%. We figure out what has led the largest raw material industry to “extinction.” , the coal industry fell under the week of the economists - the Governor of Kuz... 02.09.2025  08:00

• Brazil and India received the highest tariff rate of 50% of the US President Under the second administration of Trump, new tariff levels were applied to more than 80 countries with rates of 10% to 50%. Allegedly constant trade deficit and unjust foreign trade barriers cause damage to American industry and threaten national security, even in cases where the United States... 02.09.2025  07:00

• Borusan Berg Pipe provides 567 million US dollars. The leading Turkish steel troupees Borusan Birleshik Bor Fabrikalari Tikaret A.Sh. (Borusan Borru) announced that his UssubsidiarIry Borusan Berg Pipehas signed a sales agreement of 567 million US dollars with the American Eiger Supply Spply Steel-Diemer Pipes for Eiger Express Pipeline. The... 01.09.2025  17:00

• Thyssenkrupp Steel calls for effective trade protection against cheap imports The European steel industry is facing a defining moment as global overcapacity and cheap imports threaten its future. In a guest article for the German weekly Business News magazine Wirtschaftswoche, Dennis Grimm, a representative of the Executive Board of the German steel company Thyssenkrupp... 01.09.2025  17:00

• Turkish IDMIRER received an environmental permit to expand the port in Khatai The Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Climate Climate announced that after a successful assessment of environmental impact (EIS), it provided approval by the domestic steel enterprise ̇Skenderun Demir çelik a. ş. (̇SDEMIR) For its project to expand the port capacities in Khatai. ... 01.09.2025  16:00

• The number of drilling plants in the United States and the number of drilling plants in Canada decreases - week 36, 2025 Baker Hughes reported that in a week that ended on August 29, 2025, the number of rotary drilling rigs in the United States was reduced by two to 536. The number of drilling plants for gas decreased by three to 119, and the number of brown oil plants increased by one to 412. The total number... 01.09.2025  16:00

• Why will the crisis in the coal industry be less difficult than in the 1990s? Despite the downturn in the coal industry, the current crisis will be less severe than in the mid-1990s, when, amid the transition to the market and a sharp decline in domestic demand, regulators had no choice but to start closing unprofitable coal mining enterprises.Firstly, even in favorable... 01.09.2025  16:00

• Australia extends the investigation of the Dutus of AD on the rod in a coil from China The Australian Anti -Dermining Commission announced that it extended the deadline for publishing the final results of the anti -dumping (AD) investigation of the import of Katanka from China, begun in May of this year. The extension was made in order to give the commission time to collect and... 01.09.2025  15:00

• The court upheld a record fine of $ 57.5 million in the Bluescope Carter case Australia’s full federal court of Australia upheld a record fine of $ 57.5 million against the Australian manufacturer Bluescope Steel, confirming the company's participation in an attempt by a cartel conspiracy. The resolution also provides for a fine of $ 500,000 against the former CEO of Jason E... 01.09.2025  15:00