Draghi or Lagarde: A meaningful difference for gold?
In June, the ECB became more dovish, as it postponed the possible beginning of the interest rate hiking from the end of 2019 to the mid-2020.
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Trump enlists Pentagon on rare earth magnets amid Chinese threat
Trump invoked the 69-year-old Defense Production Act -- once used to preserve American steelmaking capacity -- to remedy what he called “a shortfall” in production of the super-strong magnets made with neodymium and samarium.
Zambia presses on with liquidating Vedanta unit assets despite ruling
Mines Minister Richard Musukwa said foreign judgments are not enforceable in Zambia until they are registered in local courts.
Australian lithium miner Altura raises $15.8m as big shareholder raises stake
Key shareholder Ningbo Shanshan Co Ltd will increase its stake and invest A$22.4 million in the company.
Aluminium producers in Canada cash in on US tariff exemption
In May, the United States lifted the Section 232 tariff of 10% imposed on Canadian imports of aluminium, a vital ingredient for auto makers, drinks firms and military equipment companies.
Boart Longyear receives B-BBEE certification, achieving fully compliant Level 4 contributor status in South Africa
Boart Longyear’s Level 4 status was achieved through its ratings on ownership, management, skills development, enterprise, supplier and socio-economic development.
South African court blocks Zambian plan to sell Vedanta copper mine
Zambia's Mines Minister Richard Musukwa said the government had advised its attorneys in South Africa to appeal the judgment.
BHP earmarks $400 million to reduce emissions from its mines, products
The world’s No. 1 miner will spend that sum over the next five years, while linking executive pay more closely to environmental targets.
Romios exploring several British Columbia properties
The Toronto-based miner is doing fieldwork at its Andrei claim block, the Royce/Porc property and the JW and Trek porphyry copper projects in the Golden Triangle.
