China risks global heavy rare earth supply to stop Myanmar rebel victory
Nearly half the world's supply of heavy rare earths is extracted from mines in Kachin state, Myanmar.
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Where does the US get its copper?
The United States produces domestically just over half the refined copper it consumes each year.
Indicator of Chinese copper import demand jumps 38% after Trump tariff announcement
The Yangshan copper premium rose to $40 a metric ton on Wednesday, up from Tuesday's 11-month low of $29.
GM-backed EnergyX buys lithium-rich acreage in US Smackover formation
The deal boosts the holdings of EnergyX to roughly 47,500 acres in the Smackover.
Indigenous-owned Minto mine doubles copper-gold resource
The resource update comes almost one year after Yukon’s Supreme Court approved Selkirk First Nation's purchase of Minto.
Banyan Gold rises on Yukon project resource update
The update adds 112.5 million indicated tonnes grading 0.63 gram gold for 2.27 million oz.
Endeavour Silver jumps 10% on Q2 2025 production results
The Q2 results are highlighted by approximately 1.48 million oz. of silver production and 7,755 oz. of gold.
Sprott pure-play silver ETF reaches $100M in AUM
The ETF was launched by Sprott Asset Management on January 15, 2025.
Emirates Global Aluminium says Guinea wrongfully terminated deal
EGA said it plans to pursue remedies through international tribunals.
