Iron ore, copper prices surge despite China factory data shock
Investors look beyond fall in manufacturing gauge to lowest on record to hopes of massive infrastructure stimulus from Beijing.
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Copper to rally to $3 once virus passes, Chile minister says
Prices “should stabilize once the coronavirus passes,” Prokurica said in Toronto.
Norway adopts Canada’s initiative for sustainable mining
TSM requires companies to assess their performance across eight areas, including energy use and greenhouse gas emissions.
PDAC 2020: Coronavirus weighs on mining outlook
Sparse attendance in Toronto convention shows impact of the virus outbreak.
Canada Nickel tables maiden Crawford resource
The company released an estimate for the wholly-owned nickel-cobalt sulphide project near Timmins, Ontario.
Metso establishes Lithuania manufacturing site
The new site is expected to operate by the end of the second quarter of this year.
Wallbridge acquires Balmoral in $82 million all-share deal
Balmoral's stock traded at C$0.48 per share, up 54% on Monday.
Global exploration budget declines 3% in 2019 – report
The latest S&P report attributes the lower budget to challenging prices for many commodities throughout the year.
Zimbabwe almost triples salaries for mine workers
The union had initially sought a 67% increase for its lowest-paid members.
