Indian jewellers stock up; holiday dims activity elsewhere
International benchmark spot gold prices were on track for their first weekly decline in three, but were still supported above the $1,300 an ounce level.
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Hundreds evacuated in Brazil on fears over mining dams safety
About 700 people were evacuated from two towns located near tailings dams operated by Vale and ArcelorMittal on mounting fears after last month's breach at Brumadinho, the country's deadliest mine disaster.
Osisko Mining owns the world’s best drill intersection of 2019
Windfall gold project in Quebec tops list and Global Atomic Corp's uranium project in Niger comes in second.
Goldplay counts 47m equivalent ounces silver at San Marcial
The indicated resource totals 7.6 million tonnes grading 117 g/t silver, 0.5% zinc and 0.3% lead.
Bulk sample yields 13,300 ounces gold from Wallbridge’s Fenelon
Wallbridge has plans to start its 2019 drilling program in mid-February.
Codelco sees copper output drop 1.9% in 2018
Last year, Chile's total copper production rose by 6 percent to 5.83 million tonnes.
Gainey confirms strike length at Las Margaritas
Gainey Capital’s Las Margaritas gold project in Durango, Mexico has sampled up to 40 grams gold per tonne.
Australia’s Pacific National says coal train derailed, service impacted
A Yancoal spokesman said that its Moolarben Coal complex had been directly impacted by the train derailment but that it was too early to advise of any potential impact to customers
Norsk Hydro’s Q4 hit by restricted Brazil output, shares hit 2-year low
"A prolonged embargo will have negative impact on earnings, cash flow and sentiment."
