Striking South Africa port workers reject wage deal
The strike action has severely reduced staff at key ports that export iron ore and coal from South African mines and placed shipments of agricultural goods at risk.
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China won’t rush its clean energy transformation, Xi Jinping says
Xi electrified climate activists two years ago when he vowed to reach carbon neutrality by 2060 after peaking emissions before 2030.
Turkey coal mine explosion kills 41 as rescue efforts end
A fire broke out at the mine in the northern Bartin province of Amasra district on Friday.
Getting ahead of the precious metals and commodities rebound
This year has seen a correction in the gold price, commensurate with rising interest rates/ bond yields, and the spectre of more to come.
En+ says Rusal remains in full compliance with US regulations
The chairman of EN+ dismissed media reports that Washington is weighing restricting imports of Russian metal.
Wesdome Gold falls after output drop, but analyst sees brighter future
Third-quarter output of 22,883 oz. gold was 16% less than the same quarter a year ago.
Site visit: New discoveries at historic DeLamar gold-silver property
The DeLamar project spans about 5,300 acres of patented and unpatented claims, comprising the Delamar and Florida Mountain deposits, and War Eagle and BlackSheep districts.
The world’s top 10 lithium mining companies
Lithium prices hit an all-time high this week as battery makers scramble to secure supply amid booming demand.
Gold futures puking stalling
The notorious gold futures speculators just struck again, selling aggressively and pummeling gold sharply lower.
