Turkey gold reserves tumble nearly 120 tonnes in two weeks, data shows
It was the largest weekly decline in Turkey's international standard gold reserves since at least 2013.
Latest Stories
Record-setting sulphur rally squeezes Indonesia nickel makers, Africa copper miners
The Middle East accounts for 24% of global sulphur production, where it is a byproduct of oil and gas refining.
No sign yet of China’s plan to cut copper output in major smelters’ results
Major smelters are planning to raise or maintain output in 2026, despite a public commitment by the state-linked industry association to cut production by over 10%.
Wheaton lands $4.3B BHP silver stream, enters Australia
Major deals in Peru and Australia expand production reach and secure long-term precious metals supply streams.
Op-Ed: US rethinks rare earth strategy
Washington pivots to processing as the true rare earth battleground, reshaping policy and redefining supply chain control.
ION Minerals expands lithium footprint in Texas, Saskatchewan
The company now controls just over 280,000 acres across three project areas.
China is taking on mining giants to reorder a $190 billion market
This is already the most significant commercial clash in nearly two decades between the country and one of its top suppliers.
Northern Star Resources launches up to $346M buyback, reaffirms outlook
The buyback, equal to up to 1.6% of Northern Star's issued share capital, is expected to start on or about April 23.
ReElement, Mitsubishi Materials team up to advance critical mineral supply chains
Deal includes a strategic investment, and combines the companies' advanced feedstock sourcing, preprocessing and refining capabilities.