China’s export controls are curbing critical mineral shipments to the world
Exports of antimony and germanium products in the first quarter were down 57% and 39%, respectively, compared to a year earlier.
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Chinese rare earth processor Shenghe sees little impact from halt to US feedstock imports
While China dominates the refining of rare earths it imports some concentrate mined elsewhere to feed its processors, including large amounts by MP Materials.
Russia’s VEB to invest $13.4B in copper mine in country’s far east
Once operable, the Baimskaya deposit will boost Russia's copper production by 25% and its gold production by 4%.
RANKED: World’s biggest copper mines
Over the next few years and decades, the biggest copper mines would play a pivotal role in the energy transition.
Analysts see gold at $4,000 as faith in the US dollar tumbles
There could be further gains in the coming months, if analyst expectations come to fruition.
Allied Gold launches C$80M public offering after cancelling UAE investment
The offering comes after the company announced that it will not go ahead with the previously agreed private placement with Ambrosia Investment Holdings.
Trump to fast-track permitting for 10 mining projects across US
The projects include those owned by Perpetua Resources, Rio Tinto, Hecla Mining, Albemarle and Warrior Met Coal.
Iron ore price set for second weekly loss as tariff turmoil weighs
Goldman Sachs analysts forecast iron ore prices to fall to $90 by the fourth quarter.
Trump to approve land swap for Rio Tinto copper mine opposed by Native Americans
The Forest Service said it will republish an environmental report needed for the Resolution copper project land swap to occur within 60 days.
