Norsk Hydro CEO eyes Brazil plant restart in “weeks or months”
The plant is operating at half capacity after early last year admitting it had made unlicensed emissions of untreated water.
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China steel prices rise on consumption boost plans, trade talk hopes
China plans to introduce policies to boost domestic spending on items such as automobiles and home appliances this year.
Tanzania’s Magufuli wants central bank to buy gold as part of its reserves
Tanzanian President Magufuli said the central bank should start buying the country's gold to curb smuggling and build reserves to stabilise the currency.
Goldman warns iron ore’s jump into $70s`is not sustainable’
While industry fundamentals have improved, current prices won’t last as more supply is on the way. The bank expects a decline to $60 in six months.
Equinox’s gold mine in Brazil days away from commercial production
The Canadian junior expects to mine 230,000 to 265,000 gold ounces this year from both Aurizona mine in Brazil and its recently acquired Mesquite gold operation in California.
Aluminum is the market to watch closely in 2019: Jason Schenker
On the long list of leading indicators that market participants attempt to use to figure out where the economy may be headed, don’t overlook aluminum.
Porter project yields 819 g/t for Strikepoint Gold
Canada-based Strikepoint Gold has completed 4,304 metres of diamond drilling from surface last year at the historic Porter and Silverado mines.
Tiffany CEO says it’s his ‘duty’ to reveal diamonds’ provenance
The jeweller tries to become more transparent in a notoriously opaque industry.
Copper Mountain produces 79m lb in 2018, sets guidance for next three years
The mill treated 40,000 t/d with an average head grade of 0.31% copper.
