Dalio says gold may be key as era of low rates, QE comes to end
For Dalio, monetary policy swings between helping debtors or creditors at each other’s expense.
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Barrick eyes the future in Côte D’Ivoire
The Tongon mine is now in its 10th year of operations, and on current reserves, has under three years of life.
Improving shutdown times with primary gyratory relining
The entire shutdown process—from cleaning out the pit to the final relining steps—can take days and, in some cases, up to a week.
Canadian lithium junior surges 45% after $460m injection
Nemaska Lithium's hard rock mine in Quebec is back on track.
Anglo American says Chile Los Bronces mine project will not harm glaciers, biodiversity
The miner submitted an environmental impact study for a $3 billion project seeking to maintain output from its flagship Los Bronces copper mine.
How to handle mine tailings safely and sustainably?
The paradigm is shifting, as technology is evolving towards the adoption of smart and hybrid solutions that maximize ore and water recovery while optimizing operational costs.
Yamana touts pre-feasibility results for Agua Rica copper project
Proven and probable copper mineral reserves increased by 21% since the end of 2018 to 11.8 billion pounds, while gold mineral reserves gained 12% to reach 7.4 million ounces.
Gold price falls back from 6-year highs
Up nearly 7% this week, silver is "at long last joining the party and authenticating the bull run."
Indian utilities’ coal imports in H119 rise over 53% from year ago
Thermal coal imports rose at the fastest pace in four years in 2018, after two straight years of decline.
