Gold purchases by central banks were strong in April despite high prices, WGC says
Demand from global central banks for gold has been elevated for two years as they diversify their foreign currency reserves.
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The company's Winston group of properties contains three past-producing silver and gold mines.
Trafigura settles billionaire Reuben brothers’ nickel fraud suit
Last year, the trader revealed it had paid nearly $600 million for nickel only to discover that the cargoes contained worthless rubble.
South Korean, African leaders pledge deeper ties, critical mineral development
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Copper price falls through $10,000 as exchange inventories keep rising
Stockpiles on the Shanghai Futures Exchange have climbed to the highest since 2020.
BHP faces test of patience after $49 billion Anglo bid fails
Over the coming months, copper deals are unlikely to be far from executives’ minds.
Rosatom, Orano deny deal talks on Niger nuclear assets
Rosatom said it had no plans to acquire uranium mining assets owned by Orano in Niger.
Ramelius Resources secures permit for Cue gold project
The open pit gold mine is expected to begin production in 2025, with ore being delivered to Ramelius' Mt Magnet hub.
Mine pollution has isolated British trout — study
Trout living in rivers polluted by metal from old mines across the British Isles are genetically "isolated" from other trout.
