Brazil Congress ditches Bolsonaro decree weakening indigenous agency
Bolsonaro says he wants to open reservation lands to agriculture and mining, even in the Amazon rain forest.
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If you'd put your money in palladium at the start of the year you're enjoying gains of 32% – gold's only now broken double digits.
Chile’s Zaldivar mine asks for more time to answer questions amid Atacama water concerns
Antofagasta says the extension would give it time to consider a proposal from neighboring Escondida to share information on the availability of water beneath the flat.
Putin’s big bet on gold is paying off
President Vladimir Putin’s regime moved first among big reserve holders to phase out the dollar because it had the biggest reasons to fear the U.S.
New Pacific Metals blazes a trail at Silver Sand in Bolivia
For 500 years, since the discovery of the giant Cerro Rico silver deposit at Potosi, Bolivia has tantalized visitors with its mineral wealth.
Gold’s rally to six-year high spurs people to sell their old Tiffanys and Rolexes
Fund managers aren’t the only ones feeling the tailwind from gold’s rally to a six-year high.
China’s rare earth magnet exports to US jump 20% in May
China's exports of rare earth magnets to the United States rose more than 20% in May from the previous month to their highest since at least 2016.
Three times the gold price collapsed – and lessons for today
Combination of economic miracle, respite from grave fiat money disorder, anti-gold regulations and global detente.
CITIC ok’d to complete C$612m investment in Ivanhoe Mines
The Chinese miner has received the necessary internal approvals for its subsidiary CITIC Metal Africa to complete its second investment in Ivanhoe Mines.
