Vale faces renewed safety concerns after mine water overflows
The incidents, near the towns of Ouro Preto and Congonhas, left no injuries, the companies and Minas Gerais' government said.
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BHP’s Jimblebar cargo sets sail for Malaysia amid China’s curbs
The shipment would mark only the second time Jimblebar ore has been discharged in Malaysia since Kpler’s records began in 2019.
Tin price rally crashes to a halt after SHFE probes traders
Three groups of clients — numbering sixteen in total — will be subject to one-month limits on opening new positions, the bourse said.
Sundance Resources loses arbitration over Congo iron ore permit revocation
Congo's government revoked Sundance subsidiary Congo Iron's permit in December 2020 and awarded it to Sangha Mining Development.
Gold’s the 5% hedge, not a trade: Kevin O’Leary
O’Leary, a long-time gold bull, says he has maintained a 5% allocation to gold for decades.
Tether says it bought 27 tons of gold in fourth quarter
The crypto company has become a significant source of gold demand due to the high speed of purchases it has reported.
Goldman’s top precious metals trader exits bank
Benjamin Binet-Laisne's departure underscores the challenge for banks in retaining bullion-market traders.
Gold price surges beyond $5,100 for new record
Spot gold jumped as much as 2.5% to nearly $5,111 per ounce on Monday.
