Germany brings more gold back home
In 2015, the country’s central bank transferred around 110 metric tons of gold from Paris and just under 100 tons from New York to its Frankfurt vaults.
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Antofagasta to lift copper output in 2016 after missing last year’s target
The miner expects an output of 710,000-740,000 tonnes for 2016 as it ramps up production at its Antucoya and Centinela Concentrates mines, as well as from its share in Zaldivar mine, which co-owns with Barrick Gold.
Current mining downturn not a ‘normal’ one — Moody’s
The ratings agency expects physical supply/demand imbalance to widen further, leaving miners in extremely weak conditions.
60 reasons why oil investors should hang on
Inventories will continue to rise, but the momentum is slowing.
Inception Mining’s diverse batch of assets offers production now, growth later
Inception CFO and Director Trent D'Ambrosio shares with The Gold Report his company's plans to boost production and expand mine life at Clavo Rico.
One more reason you don’t want to mine nickel
There's a reason It's called the devil's copper.
Gold hits 12-week high, on track for best month in a year
Bullion prices are also set for a gradual recovery this year as demand increases in Asia and mine production contracts.
Freeport-McMoRan reports 4Q loss on metals, oil slump
Quarterly net loss attributable to common stock was $4.08 billion, or $3.47 per share, compared with a loss of $2.85 billion, or $2.75 per share, last year.
Vale reopens iron port for at least 60 days
The company has now at least 60 days to come up with a plan to address and fix pollution problems tied to its operations Tubarão, one of Vale's most important ports.
