Lundin copper miners accept new offer, ending Chile strike
A breakthrough would enable a resumption of normal operations at a mine that churned out 137,100 tons last year.
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QCoal says workers sent home after death at coking coal mine
On Friday, Queensland's mining regulator suspended the use of heavy vehicles at the mine.
Responsible mining is only way to energy transition, says SRK
Miners will need to move into newer mining territories to find metals and other minerals that future markets will demand.
Hedge funds boost bullish wagers on gold to four-year high
Hedge funds and other large speculators boosted net-long positions by 7.8%.
Iron ore stumbles … China bears return
Over the last month, a big deal has been made over the lack of new housing starts in China’s real estate market.
Gold mid-tiers’ Q2 2024 fundamentals
Fueled by dazzling record gold prices and lower mining costs, smaller gold miners’ unit earnings skyrocketed to their highest levels ever.
Traders stuck in LME queue vent fury at warehouse’s fee hike
The company’s warehouses at Port Klang in Malaysia have become the focal point for the aluminum market, holding more than three quarters of LME stocks.
Train turmoil unresolved in Canada as new labour action looms
Canada's rail disruption that Ottawa ordered to binding arbitration has new wheels a day later.
Gold price back above $2,500 as Fed hints at September rate cut
Powell’s speech also confirmed what gold traders had expected: that rates are going to come off.
