Gold price on track for another weekly loss as rate hikes loom
"There are a confluence of forces that are driving gold prices in both directions, forcing it to remain in a small range," one analyst said.
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Global commodity shock enters next phase with recession test
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Japan to end financing of key coal projects under climate pledge
Asia’s second-largest economy will stop providing government-backed yen loans to the Matarbari 2 coal expansion project in Bangladesh.
Indigenous Ecuadorians fight back as metal mining eats into Amazon
More than 60% of ancestral Shuar territory, spread over 568,000 acres, is covered by mining concessions.
Stellantis to take 8% stake in lithium supplier Vulcan
Carmaker will invest $52 million to buy a 8% stake in miner Vulcan Energy Resources.
Column: Zinc’s turn to feel the squeeze as LME stocks evaporate
It's an unwelcome development for the exchange after it had to suspend the nickel contract in March, writes Andy Home.
Sibanye-Stillwater’s Montana mine to remain halted for 4-6 weeks
The Stillwater mine, which accounts for 60% of the company’s production in the US, may remain shut until August.
New oxidation-resistant copper thin films may change the electronics, semiconductor game
Oxidation-resistant copper thin films could potentially replace gold in semiconductor devices.
