Copper noose tightening
Copper prices surged to a one-month high on Monday, on potential supply disruptions owing to violent protests in Chile.
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Why it makes sense to pay attention to platinum now
The shiny metal has been declining in the previous years, and only recently did it show some decent strength.
Gold has a role in global decarbonization — report
A new report released by the World Gold Council suggests that gold may play a role in supporting the transition to a low-carbon economy.
Gold’s rally drives a rush to one of metal’s final frontiers
Step aside Canada, Australia and South Africa: West Africa is fast becoming the hottest ticket in gold mining.
China leads the race to exploit deep sea minerals — UN body
China is likely to become the first country in the world to start mining seabed minerals if the international rules for exploitation are approved next year.
Nornickel says workers died at mine due to lack of oxygen
The deaths could have been caused by methane gas poisoning, TASS reported on Tuesday.
Hecla’s Lucky Friday mine recognized for environmental stewardship by Idaho DEQ
The Lucky Friday was among only four Idaho businesses chosen for this year’s prestigious award.
Hochschild Mining gold output jumps, cuts debt by half
Gold production climbed to 67,797 ounces in the quarter ended Sept. 30 from 62,432 ounces a year earlier.
Eramet’s nickel plant in Indonesia to start ahead of schedule in H1 2020
Weda Bay, a nickel pig iron (NPI) project, is a nine-million-tonne nickel resource which will be run by Eramet and its JV partner Tsingshan Holding Group.
