China spy agency accuses foreign agents of stealing rare earths
The security ministry claimed to have foiled an attempt by an unnamed country to illicitly acquire rare earths for stockpiling.
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Spring Valley gold project in Nevada gets federal approval
This marks the first federal approval of a domestic gold mine project in over a decade, the company says.
Alcoa CEO says Trump tariffs force a pause for Canada growth projects
If the levies stay in place, the US metals producer warns it may need to turn to the Canadian government for help.
Northern Dynasty extends losses as it seeks court resolution on Pebble project veto
Company has filed a motion in Alaska's federal district court seeking a summary judgment briefing schedule with respect to its pending litigation.
Gold price gains after Fed’s Waller reiterates call for July rate cut
Federal Reserve Governor hinted that he would dissent if his colleagues vote to hold interest rates steady at their July meeting.
Gold stocks priming to run
The gold miners’ stocks are priming to run, nearing their next major surge higher.
Column: China’s mixed commodity data sees soft steel, strong iron ore
Steel production and iron ore imports appear to tell contrasting stories, with steel weakening in June but imports of the key raw material surging to the highest this year.
US transfers acreage near proposed mining road to Alaska native group
The Trump administration transferred 28,000 acres (11,331 hectares) in a remote part of Northwest Alaska to a native corporation.
Valterra profit hit by platinum mine flooding, spinoff costs
Profit likely fell as much as 98% in the first half, the Anglo American spinoff says.
