There’s enough tungsten to make over 35 million cubes each year
Surging sales of tungsten cubes may prompt a question: just how much is this weighing on supply of the metal?
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Metso Outotec gears up sustainability focus with CEEC sponsorship
Latest company to join the Coalition for Eco Efficient Comminution (CEEC) as a new sponsor, growing the global network to accelerate collaboration and uptake of more eco-efficient mining and comminution.
Trafigura played key role in draining LME copper inventories
During the pandemic, Trafigura has emerged as one of the most high-profile bulls in the global copper market.
Nominate a young mining professional for Peter Munk, Eira Thomas awards
YMP was set up to assist participants in gaining skills, support and knowledge to successfully advance their careers, develop a network of industry contacts and identify career and investment opportunities.
FPX Nickel makes high-grade, near-surface discovery with first holes at British Columbia property
The first hole intersected 101 metres grading 0.21% total nickel, starting about 27 metres below surface.
Inflation advances, and so does gold — except that it doesn’t
It seems that until the Fed tapers its quantitative easing, gold will remain under downward pressure.
Gold trading in Moscow gets a boost after London tie-up
The bourse in September started a link so users can trade spot gold at London prices using its own clearing system and with international banks.
Angola’s Catoca says tailings leak contained no heavy metals
Catoca said the leak only contained rocks and clay from a tailings basin, which altered the oxygen levels in a tributary of the Congo river.
India’s gold demand faces slowing savings rate, farm wages risk
Gold demand in India is likely to face challenges from a declining household savings rate and lower agricultural wages, according to the World Gold Council.
