Theft of $1 million in gold suspends Argentina mine project
Thieves broke into the gold room at Patagonia's Cap-Oeste project in the province of Santa Cruz in the early hours of April 17.
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Namibia-focused Osino cuts best gold hit yet
The latest results yield a weighted average grade of 1.57 grams gold per tonne over an average width of 44.2 metres.
Gold stands in sweet spot between inflation and interest rate “tug of war”
Historically, gold has been viewed as a hedge against inflation, and given the high-price environment now, a rally would make perfect sense.
Suncor’s Fort Hills expansion to be reconsidered by regulator
The Alberta Wilderness Association had asked the regulator to revoke the permission after finding deficiencies in Suncor’s plan.
Aurubis CEO says has stopped buying copper from Russia
The year before the invasion, Russia supplied Aurubis and the entire EU with nearly 292,000 tonnes of copper.
Peru copper exports plummet 20% even as production rises
The world’s No. 2 copper producer is recovering from its worst social unrest in decades.
Sayona boosts Moblan M+I resource to 50 million tonnes at 1.15% Li2O
Sayona aims to further enhance the size and grade of this resource through additional drilling, with 60,000 metres planned at Moblan.
Tightest supply in 18 years boosts copper ahead of industry show
The copper industry isn’t letting tightening credit and slowing growth kill the buzz heading into one of its biggest annual gatherings.
Vale looking for copper in Peru as demand for EV metals surges
The mining giant has at least two very early-stage projects ongoing in the exploration stage after abandoning a third one.
