Deutsche Bank exits from gold, silver price-setting amid probe
Europe’s biggest investment bank by revenue will no longer participate in the price-setting process for gold and silver, or fixing.
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US coal demand spiked last year, supply went the other way—EIA
It seems King Coal is not dead yet.
Eldorado Gold plans to build mines in Greece not likely to happen before May
The company's Perama Hill project still needs approval to begin construction, while its larger Skouries project keeps facing opposition.
Rio Tinto’s record output another sign of shifting luck for miners
The positive results triggered the biggest one-day rally for the miner's shares since November.
Osisko brands Goldcorp’s $2.6bn takeover bid as ‘very low’ and ‘opportunistic’
Osisko shares have traded well above the $5.95 implied value of Goldcorp's Monday offer.
IT giant Intel takes the conflict mineral bull by the horns
From now on every microprocessor the company uses will be made entirely with conflict-free minerals.
Centerra Gold’s mine lifted Kyrgyzstan GDP in 2013
Without taking Centerra's Kumtor mine into account, the nation’s GDP would have grown about 50% less.
BHP, Glencore, Anglo to boost Chile’s copper output to a record 6 million tonnes this year
It’d be the first time Chile’s copper output exceeds the 6 million tonnes.
US researchers grow graphene on silver
Finding could result in exceptionally pristine samples, which are ideal to produce ultrafast electronics and advanced optics.
Movie about 33 Chilean miners rescued alive goes ahead amid alleged dispute over rights
Film company is in Chile to recruit about 1,000 background actors and extras needed to replicate Camp Hope in the Atacama Desert.
US widens lead over Europe in critical minerals race: WSJ
US critical minerals spending is outpacing Europe, raising fears EU manufacturers may stay reliant on China for key raw materials.