Silver: strong and weak at once. How is that even possible?
Gold is barely crawling up, while silver is boldly climbing the market ladder.
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Kyrgyzstan pushing for out-of-court settlement with Centerra
A top-10 shareholder in Centerra told Reuters it would be in the best interests of both parties to negotiate a settlement as soon as possible.
Lithium miner’s woes may exacerbate strain in EV supply chain
Pilbara Minerals has slashed its forecast for shipments, further exacerbating tight supply for the key ingredient in EV batteries.
Miner seeks to revive 1882 gold lode as Australian dollar weakens
The Mount Morgan mine in Queensland was the world’s largest gold operation at its peak in the early 1900s.
Rio Tinto buys Argentina lithium project for $825m
The Rincon lithium brine project is located in the heart of the "lithium triangle" in the northern Salta Province.
Canada Nickel arranges $10 million loan with Auramet
The Canadian nickel explorer has expanded its footprint in Ontario by acquiring or earning into 13 additional projects.
Copper price rises as investors recover some risk appetite
Investors weighing up the impact of the omicron coronavirus variant on economic growth turned a little more bullish after two days of selling.
Last chance for Harte Gold bidders to come forward
Harte said it would have to suspend operations if it didn’t get an infusion of cash before the end of the year.
A year of walking on the wild side for industrial metals
Turbulence is in the very nature of commodities markets, but this has been a year like no other, writes Andy Home.
