Cameco may cut uranium output further as demand stalls
A World Nuclear Association report released on Thursday showed that world uranium production dropped from 62,200 tonnes in 2016 to 53,500 tonnes in 2018.
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Global silver output to top one billion ounces by 2023
GlobalData also predicts silver output in 2019 will continue to decline to 913.5 million oz.
10-year moratorium on deep sea mining in PNG not enough – activists
Nautilus Minerals has been trying for decades to get its proposed Solwara I project up (or down) and running in the Bismarck Sea.
Benchmark Metals gets injection from Eric Sprott
The Canadian billionaire investor has splashed over C$145 million on gold, silver, and nickel explorers since May.
Tinka drills 32.6% zinc over 5.7 metres at Ayawilca
Recent drilling has significantly advanced the geological model and understanding of the high-grade zinc mineralization.
Nighthawk hits 58 metres of 1.93 g/t gold at Colomac
The company drilled 32,500 metres at Colomac last year and plans at least 40,000 metres for 2019.
Norway’s CO2 seabed storage project gets boost from industry, EU
Norway's Equinor has signed preliminary agreements with seven potential industrial customers for its project to develop carbon dioxide storage under the North Sea.
CHART: Gold price suffers biggest fall in six years
Gold price bears attack in a series of 1 million ounce sell orders, dropping the gold price by 3% on Thursday.
Tin prices jump as China, Indonesia smelters flag output cuts
The world's top two producers will reduce production by around 30,000 tonnes this year.
