Lithium price surge to be short-lived, analysts say
A modest domestic deficit in August will flip to oversupply in September as mines resume output, analysts predict.
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Iron ore price rebounds as China demand concerns fade
Both the benchmarks had fallen for six straight sessions through Wednesday.
White Gold update ranks third in Yukon for contained metal
The update raises indicated ounces by 44% to 35.1 million tonnes grading 1.53 grams gold per tonne for 1.73 million oz.
Switzerland’s gold export surge highlights its US trade dilemma
Shipments of bullion from Switzerland to America jumped to almost 51 tons in July, from less than 0.3 tons the previous month.
Energy Fuels produces first heavy rare earth oxides
The company said it believes the quantity and purity of its Dy oxide production is "unmatched" in the US.
Barrick’s Reko Diq in line for $410M ADB backing
The ADB’s pledge adds to a $700 million package from the IFC, the World Bank’s investment arm.
Column: A last swing of the LME aluminum stocks roundabout?
Financiers, traders, and warehouses are tussling over a diminishing volume of metal.
Freeport Indonesia to ramp up concentrate exports ahead of ban
The firm has exported about 65% of the quota as of mid-August.
South Africa set to open first underground gold mine in 15 years
West Wits Mining plans to start production next year at Qala Shallows on the western fringe of Johannesburg.
