Eskom notifies coal suppliers of potential force majeure on contracts
Company has put some of its generation units out of service because of the drop in demand.
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Glencore to reopen mines if deal with Zambian govt reached
The mines minister said the company is "fishing" for ways to lay off workers.
Anglo American board donates portion of pay to covid-19 fight
Anglo American has already donated $25 million to covid-19 causes.
South32 Q3 metallurgical coal output jumps 18%
Production of the steel-making ingredient rose to 1.2 million tonnes during the quarter.
A look at rough diamond prices in the midst of the covid crisis
Much of the diamond supply chain has been virtually suspended due to the pandemic.
US judge dismisses action brought by Pebble mine opponents
The latest court decision removes another obstacle to receiving a final decision on the project, which could become North America’s largest mine.
London, gold hub for centuries, eyes delivery ‘around the world’
The London gold market will need to allow delivery outside of the city if the coronavirus pandemic leads to more stringent travel restrictions.
Harmony Gold to resume reduced operations during lockdown
Harmony expects to take up to five working days to restart its underground operations.
Uranium surges 31% to become year’s top commodity
While most commodities are getting hammered by the coronavirus crisis, uranium prices are skyrocketing.
