Platinum market’s ‘deep’ tightness shows little sign of relief
Spot prices have soared to fresh all-time highs and the implied cost of borrowing the metal for one month has hit the steepest level in data going back to 2002.
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Aclara seeks state funding for US-Brazil plans
Aclara wants to begin tapping ionic clay deposits in Chile and Brazil by 2028.
Abuse claims on the rise at mines in Eastern Europe, Central Asia — study
According to the BHRRC, the number of documented cases in 2024 was nearly three times higher than the 92 recorded the year prior.
Copper-laden ships race to reach US ahead of Trump’s 50% tariffs
The shipments represent the final scramble by merchants to cash in on a lucrative arbitrage trade that has upended the global copper market.
Centerra buys 9.9% of Midland as it continues investing in gold juniors
Midland Exploration currently holds a large portfolio of properties in Quebec.
Equinox promotes former Calibre executive to CEO
Darren Hall, a 40-year industry veteran, served as Calibre Mining’s CEO from 2021 until its acquisition by Equinox.
Gold price climbs 1% on trade uncertainty, US bond weakness
Gold is now roughly $70 off its all-time high of $3,500.05 set in April.
New Found Gold posts high-return economics
The study envisions a 15-year mine life producing 1.5 million oz. of gold.
China launches inspections to halt excessive coal production
China produced nearly 5 billion tons of its mainstay fuel last year, and is likely to post a seventh straight year of record output in 2025.