Scrap copper was piling up in the US. Now it can finally move
A mountain of scrap metal in Salt Lake City that had been growing in recent weeks is finally set to shrink, thanks to the US-China trade truce.
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Komatsu achieves autonomous trolley milestone with battery-ready electric drive truck
This achievement marks the first time in the mining industry’s history that power has been transferred to a moving, autonomously operated haul truck via a trolley system.
What a long, strange trip it’s been since Nixon took USD off the gold standard
The chart of SPX and gold shows that volatility was hard-wired into a macro market situation that had been relatively normal prior to August 1971.
US establishes new tin supply chain in deal with Rwanda’s Trinity Metals
The move comes as Rwanda seeks to diversify its mineral exports and strengthen trade relations with the US.
China pauses rare earth export curbs targeting US entities
Move is part of the trade detente struck between the world’s two largest economies.
KGHM’s first-quarter core profit leaps 60%
Adjusted core profit rose to 2.49 billion zlotys ($659.55 million).
G2 reports near-surface gold at Peters project in Guyana
The project, spread out over 33.8 sq. km, lies about 35 km southwest of the company’s flagship Oko property.
Gold price falls below $3,200 as focus shifts from safe havens
Bullion has now declined 9% from its high of $3,500 last month amid elevated trade war fears.
Outcrop Silver’s high-grade hits confirm size of Los Mangos system in Colombia
One hole cut 3.86 metres grading 433 g/t silver and 2.51 g/t gold from 225 metres depth.
