US nuclear plants face widening uranium supply gap, EIA warns
The uranium supply gap is expected to widen over the next decade to a combined 184 million pounds — equivalent to more than three years of consumption.
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US coal auctions will test industry appetite for Trump mining revival
The sales in Alabama, Montana, Utah and Wyoming will be the first since President Donald Trump’s administration rolled out measures to support the coal industry.
Glencore’s Lomas Bayas mine operating as usual as waste yard fire weakens
The fire, which started around midday on Tuesday, has weakened in recent hours.
Australian lithium miners slide as CATL moves toward mine restart
Chinese authorities have green-lit reserve reports from two major lithium producers operating in the mining hub of Yichun.
Column: Critical minerals are stuck between demand hopes and oversupply reality
The caveat to long-term forecasts is that they are inherently risky as market dynamics can shift.
Sanctioned Russian copper firm in talks to acquire state-seized gold miner
UMMC is in talks with the government to acquire a majority stake in the gold mining company UGC which was seized by the state in July.
Gold price soars to new high on US government shutdown
Year to date, bullion has risen by more than 48%, putting it on track for the biggest annual jump since 1979.
DPM halts Loma Larga gold-copper project drilling amid protests
“Permitting appears to be resurfacing as a potential challenge,” CIBC Capital Markets said.
Gold’s wild week: CEOs leave, prices soar, China rises
The global gold sector faced major changes this week, with leadership shifts and record prices not seen in decades.
