China’s gold buyers squeezed by record-breaking price surge
China's economic troubles, including a weak property market, have boosted people's appetite for gold as an investment.
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China expands rare earth restrictions, targets defence, semiconductor users
Exports of 12 rare earths are now restricted after the Ministry of Commerce added five - holmium, erbium, thulium, europium and ytterbium - to the list.
Anglo American draws Botswana into $5B De Beers sale talks
Anglo will hold direct talks with selected bidders alongside Botswana, which owns 15% of De Beers through its Debswana joint venture.
Over 25% of global copper supply trapped by ESG roadblocks — study
The US, Peru, Chile and Panama hold some of the largest reserves now off the market due to environmental, social, and governance hurdles.
Franco-Nevada taps Western Australia for next phase of growth
CEO Paul Brink announced two new hires in Western Australia, signalling support for junior gold developers in the resource-rich state.
Gold price falls from record as traders take profit after torrid rally
Bullion declined as much as 0.7% in early Asia trading on Thursday to around $4,015 an ounce.
Liontown amends loan and supply deals with Ford Motor
Company is aiming to bolster near-term liquidity and gain more flexibility in marketing output.
Brazilian Rare Earths to sell feedstocks to Carester
The processor will buy a maximum of 150 tonnes per annum of contained dysprosium and terbium.
Orion confirms talks with Trump administration on mining partnership
Bloomberg reported last month that the US International Development Finance Corp. is in talks to establish a $5 billion fund as a joint venture with Orion.
