Bank of England’s gold diggers grapple with Trump-fueled frenzy
The physical moves have drawn market attention, with gold prices hitting a record high just below $3,000 an ounce.
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Column: A tungsten-tipped answer to the West’s critical metals dilemma
Tungsten is a critical component of the 21st-century industrial supply chain, both civilian and military.
Nutrien says tariffs will lead to higher costs for US farmers
Trump plans to place a 25% tariff on Canadian imports, which will take effect in March.
Gold price hits new peak as safe-haven appeal remains strong
Spot gold reached a new all-time high of $2,954.84 per ounce on Thursday.
Swiss January gold exports to the US reach highest for 13 years
Exports from the country to the US rose to 192.9 tons in January from 64.2 tons in December.
China-backed $3 billion Indonesia nickel smelter risks shutdown
PT Gunbuster Nickel Industry has slashed production and is close to shutting down completely.
Anglo takes another De Beers writedown as diamond woes bite
De Beers has dramatically cut production to try and limit a supply glut, but so far prices have remained subdued.
IGO sinks to massive loss on lithium refinery
IGO’s half-year result included large write-downs amid ongoing uncertainty about the company’s Kwinana lithium refinery.
World’s biggest miners pinched by iron ore’s China problem
BHP, Rio Tinto, Fortescue, and Vale all posted weaker profits this week.