Gold rush in Nicaragua — production doubles in little over 10 years
Last year, the nation produced over 267,000 ounces of gold, significantly more than the 109,200 ounces it generated in 2006.
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Even the most optimistic forecasts for copper by year-end is below the spot price.
Zinc prices hit decade-high on shrinking Chinese stockpiles
Metal traded above $3,000 per tonne on the LME for the first time since November 2007.
US researchers find unexpected new source of much-needed lithium
Lithium needed for rechargeable batteries used in high tech devices and electric cars might soon be extracted from calderas surrounding dormant supervolcanoes.
Flash floods hit Freeport Indonesia’s mining operations
Flash floods have left one worker missing and caused extensive damage to a power plant at the miner's operations in the eastern-most province of Papua.
Police detain central figure in mining’s largest corruption scandal
Israeli diamond billionaire Beny Steinmetz, four others, in custody of Israeli police on suspicion of fraud, forgery, obstruction of justice and bribery.
Is this the start of a hot new metals bull market?
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Ross Beaty: “Trump will be forgotten”
In an exclusive Critical Resource Q&A, leading mining entrepreneur Ross Beaty gives his investment tips, puts the boot in on the Trump agenda, and calls for more renewables and less consumption to avoid ecological collapse.
