One miner dead after tremor in Poland, one still missing
PGG said a tremor occurred below ground at the Rydultowy coal mine.
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Iron ore price swings higher as traders await Beijing policy signals
The steelmaking material rallied as much as 3.6% in Singapore on Thursday, following days of fluctuations.
China pauses new coal-based steelmaking for first time in years
Greening the steel industry, China’s second largest source of carbon emissions at 15%, is a vital part of the country’s plan to become carbon neutral by 2060.
BHP halts Western Australia nickel mines on weak prices, glut
Decision affects the Mt Keith and Leinster operations, the Kwinana refinery, the Kalgoorlie smelter, and the the West Musgrave project.
Mining vs AI: What’s wrong with this picture?
As the saying from mid-19th century California goes, during a gold rush the easiest way to get rich is selling shovels and picks.
Mexico mining investment seen stable at $5 billion in 2024, says industry group
The 2023 investment level fell 5.8% from the previous year to $4.96 billion.
Column: China’s refined copper imports remain surprisingly strong
China once again holds the key to copper's fortunes as the market waits for the world's largest buyer to shake off its property woes.
Africa’s rare earths could make up 9% of global supply by 2029
Eight mines in countries such as Tanzania, Angola, Malawi and South Africa are expected to start production by 2029.
Opinion: The United States should decrease its reliance on mineral imports
Mineral imports from not only adversaries like China and Russia but also allies and partners can pose key risks to US national security.
