Silver borrowing costs surge on tariff-driven supply jitters
Washington last month categorized silver as critical to US national security, fueling worries that its new status may draw the attention of President Donald Trump.
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Gold price hits new record as Fed rate decision looms
US gold futures rose to a high of about $3,676 per ounce in New York.
US tariff exemptions on gold, tungsten and uranium take effect
Starting today, key minerals including gold bullion, graphite, tungsten and uranium are officially exempt from US global tariffs.
Kazatomprom seeking more ventures abroad, tripling exploration
The world's largest uranium producer announced plans to triple its exploration activities in Kazakhstan.
Nutrien to sell its stake in Argentina’s Profertil for $600 million
Nutrien said on Monday it will sell its 50% stake in Argentina-based nitrogen producer.
China August rare earth exports fall 3.4% on month
China's exports of rare earth magnets recovered to hit a six-month high in July.
Indonesia’s Merdeka says its gold subsidiary will launch $300M IPO
Its flagship mine in Pani Mountain in Sulawesi is estimated to have 7 million ounces of gold resources.
Pan American drill results boost outlook at La Colorada
The Canadian silver giant said these discoveries will be incorporated into updated mineral resource estimates when it reports annual reserves.
Rio Tinto’s Simandou mine may come with costly refinery twist
Guinea, the second largest bauxite producer, has already cancelled deals with miners due to slow alumina refinery construction.
