Vietnam frees its gold market but shoppers pause as prices dip
The shoppers may be slow to come but early signs of the monopoly’s end were evident.
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Eroding trust in US dollar behind gold, silver and copper price rally, says TD Securities
Surging metals prices reflect a deeper crisis of confidence as investors flee the dollar and seek safety in hard assets.
Turkey’s $500 billion gold hoard complicates inflation fight
Surging bullion prices have created a wealth effect of more than $100 billion over the past year, its central bank governor said.
Copper price tumbles as Trump threatens massive new tariffs on China
Prices slid more than 4% below $10,400 a ton on the London Metal Exchange.
LME considers amending warehousing storage rules
One option would be to stipulate percentages of metal that would have to leave the warehouse, or be loaded out.
Nova Minerals secures land for Alaska antimony refinery
Nova was awarded $43.4 million by the US Department of War to support this project.
Codelco lifts El Teniente loss estimate, copper output target intact
The July accident at El Teniente, Codelco's most profitable mine, will reduce its output by 48,000 metric tons this year.
West Red Lake books high-grade gold in Ontario
One hole cut 7.75 metres grading 139.45 grams gold per tonne from 37 metres depth.
United States Antimony soars to all-time high on $25M financing
The company said it has now raised a total of $69.25 million with two large institutions over the last 45 days.
