Russia pressures metals producers to keep prices at home low
The government has asked steel, nickel and aluminum producers to maintain low prices at home.
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Freeport rolls out world-first autonomous rockbreaker fleet at Grasberg
This is the first time ControlMaster Guidance – which has more than 8 million hours of autonomous operation across Load Haul Dump (LHD) production fleets – has integrated with mobile rockbreakers.
QC Copper extends mineralization within Opemiska conceptual pit
Several drill holes returned wide copper-mineralized intervals, highlighted by one intersection of 93m at 0.45% copper-equivalent starting at 6m downhole.
Teck’s Highland Valley in British Columbia awarded the Copper Mark
Copper Mark is a voluntary assurance framework to promote responsible production practices and demonstrate commitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
Energy traders lobby for urgent funds to avoid liquidity crisis
The European Federation of Energy Traders is petitioning for “emergency funding mechanisms” in order to prevent some traders from experiencing liquidity problems.
Osisko Mining releases new high-grade results from Windfall
he company expects to complete a feasibility study for the project by the end of this year.
Gold price bounces back after Fed’s rate hike announcement
Benchmark 10-year US treasury yields are approaching the highest in almost three years, placing further pressure on bullion.
Copper price rises on Peru supply disruption worries
Southern Copper plans to import copper concentrate after protests halted operations at its Cuajone mine.
Barrick’s Tanzania gold mine hit by new police abuse accusations
A corporate watchdog is alleging that local police are killing and assaulting villagers around a Tanzanian mine owned by Barrick.
