Congo plans border post expansion as mining trucks endure up to 60 km queues
Miners with operations in Congo say they have been calling on the government to invest in infrastructure.
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Copper price hits a 20-month low on recession fears
Money manager positioning on the CME copper contract is as bearish as it has been since Q1 2020, according to Reuters columnist Andy Home.
Cornish Metals kicks off new drill campaign at South Crofty
It will drill a minimum of 8,000 metres as part of an ongoing feasibility study at the tin-copper project in Cornwall, southwest England.
Column: Hedge funds up the bear ante on Doctor Copper and friends
Money manager positioning on the CME copper contract is as bearish as it has been since the first quarter of 2020 when industrial metals prices collapsed as China, writes Andy Home.
Chile currency plunge, inflation rattle Latin America’s copper king
The Chilean peso has plummeted more than 15% over the last month.
Column: China’s massive stimulus talk does little for metals as confidence fades
Demand outlook is still far from rosy, writes Clyde Russell.
Premier African Minerals plans lithium shipments to China by March 2023
The Zulu lithium mine is expected to produce 48,000 tonnes of spodumene concentrate a year.
Ganfeng Lithium to buy Argentina-focused Lithea for $962 million
Privately owned Lithea owns rights to two lithium salt lakes in Argentina's mineral-rich Salta province.
Eldorado Gold closer to restarting construction at Skouries project in Greece
Financing discussions continue to advance and the company is targeting the restart of construction in the second half of 2022.