Rio Tinto declares force majeure at Richards Bay after violence
Mining and smelting operations have been halted due to "an escalation in the security situation at the operations."
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Falco Resources, Glencore ink deal for Horne 5 project development in Quebec
To access the gold-silver-copper-zinc deposit, Falco needs to rehabilitate an existing shaft, owned by Glencore.
Magna Gold declares commercial production at San Francisco mine
The Sonora, Mexico mine will produce approximately 6,000 oz per month in the third quarter and 7,500 oz per month in the fourth quarter.
Credit spreads declined unprecedentedly. Will gold follow?
There is a silver lining we can look for, although it’s quite adverse for the economy.
Sandstorm Gold pays $138 million for Vale, Vatukoula streaming deals
The royalty package includes copper and gold production from the Sossego mine in Brazil and iron ore production from Brazil.
