Politicians aiming to win over mining sector ahead of Australian election
Both sides of Australian politics are aiming to win over the mining sector ahead of the country’s federal election on May 3.
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The company said it produced 42,000 tons of nickel in the first quarter of 2025, a 1.1% drop from the same period of last year.
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Gold has now gained more than $700 or 27% since the start of 2025.
US investor Cameron offers $5 billion for Kazakh mining giant ERG
ERG formed task force to explore Kazakhstan's rare earth deposits.
CMOC to acquire Lumina Gold in $421M deal
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China copper output jumps to record despite low smelting fees
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Gold ATM draws large crowd in Shanghai amid surging prices
Located in Shanghai's Global Harbor shopping mall, the new machine saw long queues of customers, with appointments booked through the upcoming May holiday.
Is Basel III setting up a new gold-backed monetary system?
The implementation of Basel III across the global banking system has been ongoing since 2019, but the United States has not yet moved to it.
