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Copper $ 5.9025 / lb 1.64%

Brent Crude Oil $ 63.34 / bbl 1.07%

Palladium $ 1870.2 / ozt 2.20%

Crude Oil $ 59.12 / bbl 1.23%

Natural Gas $ 3.169 / Btu -7.07%

Silver Futures $ 79.341 / ozt 3.48%

Aluminum Futures $ 3090.5 / ton 1.40%

Micro Gold Futures $ 4534.7 / ozt 0.31%

Micro Silver Futures $ 79.341 / ozt 3.45%

Platinum $ 2296.7 / ozt 0.60%

Gold Futures $ 4500.9 / ozt 0.26%

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MINING.COM MINUTE: Biggest stories of the week

June 4, 2020

MINING.COM MINUTE: Biggest stories of the week

Fallout from Australian aboriginal cave blast widens, Novagold under short seller attack, and more...

Guinea approves SMB-Winning deal for Simandou

June 4, 2020

Guinea approves SMB-Winning deal for Simandou

The consortium won a $14 billion tender last November to develop blocks 1 and 2 of the largest known deposit of its kind.

Latin America virus surge puts world’s biggest mines at risk

June 2, 2020

Latin America virus surge puts world’s biggest mines at risk

With China getting back to work and Latin America the new virus hot spot, concern is shifting from demand to supply.

Copper, iron ore prices surge on signs of quick global recovery

June 1, 2020

Copper, iron ore prices surge on signs of quick global recovery

Chinese iron ore stockpiles fall to near-four year low and copper price may escape worst of downturn, says new report.

Rio Tinto sorry for blasting 46,000-year-old Aboriginal site

June 1, 2020

Rio Tinto sorry for blasting 46,000-year-old Aboriginal site

Rio Tinto destroyed the Juukan Gorge caves last week while carrying out tasks related to its expansion plan in the Pilbara region.

Vale reverses order to shut Itabira

May 29, 2020

Vale reverses order to shut Itabira

The labor authorities reported that 200 local employees have tested positive for coronavirus.

MINING.COM MINUTE video news roundup launches today

May 29, 2020

MINING.COM MINUTE video news roundup launches today

We’re proud to introduce the MINING.COM MINUTE, a speedy video roundup of the biggest stories in the mining and metals industry.

Fortescue loses bid to appeal court decision in indigenous land case

May 29, 2020

Fortescue loses bid to appeal court decision in indigenous land case

A ruling in 2017 handed the Yindjibarndi people exclusive title rights over 2,700 sqkm of land covering the Solomon hub.

Iron ore powers past $100 as supply woes meet robust demand

May 29, 2020

Iron ore powers past $100 as supply woes meet robust demand

The industrial staple has prospered in 2020 even as covid-19 pandemic hammered industrial activity in many economies.

Vale ordered to pay $1.5bn for dam burst damages

May 27, 2020

Vale ordered to pay $1.5bn for dam burst damages

Judge says funds should be used to pay potential fines related to the deadly 2019 tailings dam collapse in Brumadinho.

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SEC to drop long-running fraud case against ex-Rio Tinto CFO over African coal assets

SEC to drop long-running fraud case against ex-Rio Tinto CFO over African coal assets

SEC accused Guy Elliott and others of inflating the value of African coal assets the company acquired in a disastrous 2011 deal.

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Column: Nickel gluts to zinc deficits — LME shadow stocks tell the story

Column: Nickel gluts to zinc deficits — LME shadow stocks tell the story

While LME registered nickel stocks had been flat-lining since September, off-warrant inventory had been steadily accumulating in LME warehouses.

January 11, 2026 | 06:34 am

Gold investors stay bullish after record rally in 2025

Gold investors stay bullish after record rally in 2025

Gold is “basically an anti-fiat currency play now more than anything else,” said Mike Wilson, chief investment officer and strategist for Morgan Stanley.

January 10, 2026 | 07:46 pm

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