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.
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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.
Vale estimates cost for carbon-free mining and steelmaking at over $1 trillion
Vale's CFO said that the biggest challenge is to reduce the cost of the energy transition.
Investors rush into uranium miners on Kazakh production outlook
Investors are plowing into miners of the nuclear reactor fuel after Kazatomprom released guidance that fell short of expectations.
Rare earth developer Tactical Resources set for US listing with SPAC deal
The combined company would have a pro forma enterprise value of $589 million.
World’s top cobalt producer expects supply pressures to ease
Growth in global supply should gradually moderate, according to CMOC.
BHP’s return to Argentina marks new hope for untapped copper mines
A new incentive regime for mining in Argentina is attracting major players.
Gold Fields slumps after cutting output target for second time
Gold Fields' profit slumped to $320.7 million in the first half of this year, compared with about $458 million last year.
Societe Generale leaves London Metal Exchange’s open-outcry trading floor
The SocGen move leaves seven members operating in the LME ring, down from about 30 at its peak in the late 1980s.
