Will gold survive hawkish Fed?
The recent Fed’s hawkish turn is fundamentally negative for gold prices but there is still some hope.
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Sayona continues to pursue North American Lithium
Sayona says it has the support of NAL’s secured creditors.
IMDEX survey of drill rig use confirms exploration boom
Activity in Canada is anticipated to be significantly higher in the northern summer drilling season.
Copper supply needs to double by 2050, Glencore CEO says
The nickel and cobalt markets are facing similar supply deficits over the next few decades, Glasenberg says.
Zinc price: Q3 peak, long-term weakness on the cards – report
Long-term production growth outstripping low demand growth will pressure zinc prices to lower.
Spotlight on mine blasting
Edumine's Introduction to Mine Blasting course author Anthony Konya is a 4th generation explosives expert.
Labrador Gold hits highest-grade intercept so far at Kingsway
Labrador recently increased the drill program at Kingsway from 20,000 metres to 50,000 metres.
Daimler plans to produce its own battery cells, report says
The BI report comes a week after reports of the Mercedes-Benz maker phasing out conventional powertrains in its cars.
Investors give lukewarm reception to giant Yukon copper mine study
Shares in Western Copper and Gold declined Tuesday despite a rally in copper prices and the release of a positive PEA for its $3.3 billion Yukon project.
