Trade war saps Canadian share sale market despite metals deals
Canada-listed firms raised $2 billion in the first quarter, compared to $2.9 billion a year ago.
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Global battery market entering new phase with high demand, low prices – IEA
According to the IEA, global battery demand reached a historic milestone of 1 terawatt-hours last year, with annual electric car sales rising by 25% to 17 million.
Equinox Gold halts production at Los Filos mine in Mexico
The decision follows failed negotiations towards a land access agreement with the community of Carrizalillo.
Ukraine pushes ahead on US deal after Trump renews criticism
Ukraine’s top diplomat said officials are pressing ahead with the US toward an “acceptable” economic accord.
LME fines warehouse that stored fake nickel for 2022 mishap
Access World loaded out 24 tons of nickel cathodes from the warehouse between Oct. 18 and Nov. 16, 2022, apparently due to human error, the LME said.
Gold powers South African miners to best month on record
Gold miners are back in favor after the metal hit multiple records this year.
Norway sovereign wealth fund to vote against Rio Tinto dual-listing review resolution
Norges Bank, the world's largest sovereign wealth fund, is the seventh biggest shareholder in London-listed Rio Tinto.
Solidcore eyes Gulf financing in post-Russia strategy
The company's new projects in Kazakhstan are estimated to cost up to $350 million.
Endeavour Silver expands into Peru with $145M mine acquisition
The acquisition, says Endeavour CEO Dan Dickson, brings the company closer to becoming a senior silver producer.
