Gold investors still MIA
Their massive stage-three buying hasn’t even started yet, according to the best proxy for global gold investment demand.
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Transnet snubs Kumba’s overture to run lucrative South African iron ore rail line
Kumba Iron Ore wants to lease the line from Transnet or run it on a concession basis.
Cleantech startup aims to transform mine waste into a ‘climate solution’
Arca was named as one of Canada’s most investable cleantech ventures and won a $1 million award from XPRIZE and the Musk Foundation in a carbon removal competition.
Chinese nickel workers file complaint to Indonesia’s rights body over work conditions
Workers at PT Indonesia Morowali Industrial Park (IMIP) said they "endured a lot of physical, psychological, financial damages to their reputation as human beings".
Chinese group heads to LME with plan to draw a line under nickel crisis
Zhejiang Huayou Cobalt plans to discuss an application to register the company’s nickel for delivery on the exchange.
Victoria Gold issues new Eagle mine plan, resource estimate update
The updated Eagle technical report shows an average annual gold production of 202,000 ounces over the first eight years.
Copper price back below $9,000 as Chinese demand disappoints
The dollar also reached a seven-week high, making metals costlier for buyers with other currencies.
Yellen says EV battery mineral trade pacts can likely bypass Congress
The Treasury in March is due to put out guidance on the sourcing of battery minerals.
Uganda gold export earnings fall 80% yr/yr in 2022
Uganda shipped gold worth $201 million over the 12 months of 2022.
