Gold’s vexing drift
Gold has mostly drifted sideways for the last couple months, vexing traders.
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Trump pledge of quick China magnet flows has yet to materialize
The delays are holding an array of American industries hostage to the rocky US-China relationship.
Teck mulls expanding its production of germanium
Teck is currently North America's biggest germanium producer, and the fourth largest globally.
Trafigura backs Euro Sun’s Rovina Valley with $200M financing deal
The financing will provide capital for feasibility work, permitting and pre-development work at the project.
Sale of Indonesian gold miner Archi put on hold
Jakarta-based Rajawali, which holds a stake of about 85% in Archi, is seeking a valuation of about $1 billion.
Freeport CEO says tariffs threaten to hinder US copper mining
The threat of US levies on copper imports has been a boon for Freeport-McMoRan.
ArcelorMittal signs deal to sell steel mill and iron ore mine in Bosnia
The completion of the deal is planned for the third quarter of 2025.
Collapse at coltan mine in eastern Congo kills 12
The cause of the tragedy at the artisanal operation remains unknown.
Column: China’s iron ore imports rise even as steel struggles
China, which buys about 75% of global seaborne iron ore, is expected to import almost 110 million metric tons of the key steel raw material.
