Citi sees ‘copper on steroids’ as Trump slump masks shortage
Copper’s slump amid a deepening global trade conflict offers a long-term buying opportunity, according to Citigroup Inc.
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Colibri Resource intersects 61 metres with an average grade of 0.75 grams per tonne gold
The Maritime-based junior is drilling its Pilar Gold Project in Sonora, Mexico.
Trade war spills into uranium as U.S. weighs import tariffs
The Trump administration began an investigation into whether uranium imports threaten national security, a move that may lead to tariffs on the nuclear power plant fuel.
Jiangxi Copper general manager and executives leave roles
Major managerial shake-up at the state-run Jianxi Copper.
Greece shortlists Glencore and Vitol in Hellenic Petroleum majority stake sale
Greece has shortlisted Anglo-Swiss Glencore and Swiss Vitol to submit a binding bid for a majority stake in the country's biggest oil refiner Hellenic Petroleum
Iron ore beats back bears as trade fight batters commodities
The commodity’s resilience in recent weeks even as trade tensions flared is a boon for global miners including Rio Tinto Group, BHP Billiton Ltd. and Vale SA, all of which reported bumper production figures this week.
Wreck of Russian warship carrying $130bn in gold found off South Korea
The Dmitrii Donskoi is believed to have sunk in a naval battle 113 years ago, carrying the treasury of the entire flotilla, which would have included port expenses, as well as salaries of sailors and officers.
South Africa gold producers offer single-digit hikes — document
Producers have been giving above-inflation wage hikes for years, adding to the cost burden of an industry that has been battling in the face of depressed prices, labour unrest and soaring power bills.
BHP posts record annual iron ore output, beats Q4 forecasts
Shares in the miner jumped more than 3% after both quarterly and full-year production rose 3% on improved productivity.
