Mexico mining selloff worsens as concerns grow on law proposals
Grupo Mexico was down 6.7 percent on Thursday at midday local time, while Penoles lost 3.8 percent.
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Marathon Gold hits more high-grade intercepts in Newfoundland
Infill drilling in the southwestern part of the Marathon deposit in Newfoundland continues to return high-grade gold intercepts.
SolGold CEO excited by prospects for Ecuadorian copper-gold
SolGold said that its Alpala project in Ecuador's Cascabel region was around double the size and grade quality it was known to be in December 2017.
Canadian Delrey completes IPO and phase one exploration at Sunset
Delrey Metals has finished its $165,000 phase one exploration program at its Sunset cobalt-copper-zinc property in BC, Canada.
SQM’s lithium sales volumes drop 27% after production delay
SQM said the previously announced delays were partly offset by high prices and 25% growth in demand in 2018 on sales to producers of electric vehicles.
Indonesia to settle Freeport environment issues in weeks – ministry official
That deal is expected to end years of wrangling over ownership rights to Grasberg, the world's second-biggest copper mine.
Copper benchmark deal signals shifting supply dynamics in 2019: Andy Home
It was supposed to be a year of mine disruptions, with the market anticipating that multiple labour contract expiries would result in at least one strike.
Weddings boost Indian demand; activity muted in other hubs
Local gold prices were trading near their lowest since Oct. 1, as an appreciation in the rupee made buying overseas cheaper.
Zimbabwe targets government wage bill to rein in state spending
Zimbabwean Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube cut civil servants’ pay and announced a series of other steps to reduce the government’s bloated wage bill.
