Mexico’s ‘shock’ new mining law hurts juniors most
Senators approved the laws in an accelerated process without opposition legislators present.
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Copper price is set to close at its lowest level since January 5
A Reuters poll showed that prices are due to recover slightly, supported by low inventories.
AMG beats Q1 profit expectations, boosted by lithium operations
AMG is expanding its lithium production capacity and tightening its grip on its supply chain.
Gold price at two-week high as Fed announces rate hike
Gold extended gains on a weaker dollar and lower yields.
BHP, Rio Tinto call for partners in tailings management technology
World's biggest miners are inviting expressions of interest from technology providers, equipment manufacturers, reagent suppliers, startups and research groups across the globe.
Barrick CEO says he has ‘no intention’ of pursuing Teck deal
“We’re certainly learning from it and watching how that progresses,” said Mark Bristow.
Lynas eyes more rare earths capacity if Malaysia plant shuts
Miner said it will need to look at ways to address lost capacity should its Malaysian plant be shut indefinitely.
Copper mine flashes warning of ‘huge crisis’ for world supply
Wood Mackenzie estimates a greener world will be short about six million tonnes of copper by next decade.
Will Ecuador’s illegal mining crackdown protect Indigenous people?
The government has identified illegal mining camps in 21 of the country's 24 provinces since 2000.
