Pressure for Indonesian quota U-turn is a risk for nickel price rally
Following its announcement of mining curbs in December, prices of nickel have steadily gained more than 30%.
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Critical Metals to build pilot plant in Greenland
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Revival logs shallow gold at Mercur project in Utah
The 2025 drilling program furthers a push by Revival to expand resources at one of the few large undeveloped western US gold projects.
Asian rare earth stocks surge on new China-Japan export curbs
The gains came after Beijing said all dual-use items are banned from being exported to Japan for military use.
Lundin Gold expects steady Ecuador mine annual output through 2028
Company expects to produce between 475,000 and 525,000 ounces of gold per year from 2026 to 2028 at its Fruta del Norte mine.
China’s central bank buys gold for 14th consecutive month
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Venezuela shock lifts gold, but mining revival remains elusive
Gold hit $4,430/oz after Maduro’s capture, but analysts say decades of underinvestment and data gaps will deter miners.
BlueScope Steel rejects $8.8B takeover offer
The Australian steelmaker says a fourth approach from US-based Steel Dynamics fails to reflect asset value amid volatile markets.
Brazil’s iron ore exports hit annual record in 2025
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