Australia should address miners’ concerns, industry group says
There are growing tensions between Prime Minister Albanese’s center-left government and the mining sector on various policies.
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China sets up Beijing-backed lithium group to tap salt lakes
Minmetals Corp. will take control of a province-backed lithium company in a bid to speed development of a “world-class” industry extracting the battery material.
China plans to include steel, cement and aluminum in its carbon market
Starting from 2026, importers of steel, fertilizer, cement and chemicals will pay levies based on the carbon footprint of the products they buy.
Syrah Resources’ losses deepen as China glut hits graphite demand
Syrah said it had not sold any graphite to China in the first half of the year amid "intense competition".
AngloGold, Regis to take Havana gold mine underground
Located beneath the active Havana open pit, the new mine will be the third underground asset at Western Australia's Tropicana gold complex.
Earthquakes may have caused gold nuggets to form, study finds
The mechanism behind the formation of gold nuggets has remained an enigma to the scientific community.
American Creek firms up $152 million sale to Cunningham Mining
American Creek's main asset is a 20% fully carried interest in the Treaty Creek project located in BC's Golden Triangle.
Gold’s demand comeback
This gold bull’s latest upleg has proven mighty, surging to many new nominal record highs.
China’s central bank pauses gold purchases for a fourth month in August
China's gold holdings stood at 72.8 million fine troy ounces at the end of last month.
