Peru’s violent protests imperil 30% of its copper output
The unrest also jeopardizes the rollout of $53.7 billion in possible investments at a time when the world needs to accelerate decarbonization.
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Gold stock sentiment neutral
The gold miners’ stocks are continuing to power higher in a strengthening upleg.
Brazil govt eyes compensation deal for 2015 Vale-BHP dam burst
Brazil's Institutional Relations minister on Friday said the government would try to ink a deal "as soon as possible" to compensate victims.
Copper price down as week-long holiday in China pauses rally
LME copper has gained 11% so far this month, on track for its biggest monthly rise since April 2022.
Fortuna Silver trims Yaramoko reserve estimate after evaluation, drill work
The Yaramoko project was acquired by Fortuna in July 2021 as part of its takeover of Roxgold.
Russia raises fertilizer export quota by 500,000 tonnes
The quotas would be valid until May 31.
Yellen says South African coal communities need $3.5 billion
South Africa has identified more than R60 billion of investments needed to help communities in the coal-mining Mpumalanga province.
TotalEnergies buys extra Canada oil sands project stake, squeezing Suncor
On Friday TotalEnergies announced it will acquire an extra 6.65% stake in Fort Hills