Gold recovers some of last week losses, then falls again
The metal is down more than $103 an ounce after an initial surge on Tuesday last week, when results showed a likely Trump victory.
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Anglo’s Los Bronces copper mine in Chile seized by protesters
About 100 hooded protesters have seized parts of the copper mine, Anglo American's biggest operation in Chile.
Congo state miner ‘strongly opposed’ to Lundin’s sale of stake in Tenke
Gecamines claims it has pre-emptive rights to buy the stake as owner of the country’s mining titles.
Iron ore price stabilizes after sharp drop
BHP, Fortescue have no plans to follow Rio Tinto in shutting down iron ore mines over end of year holiday period.
Fleurette responds to Global Witness Congo royalties report
Israeli financier Dan Gertler's firm disputes report outlining purchase from Congo state-owned miner of royalty streams from Glencore-owned copper mines.
Where do our raw materials come from?
Who mines the copper, grows the timber, makes the cement and harvests the coffee all fueling our modern lives?
Rio learnt about Simandou dubious payment over a year ago — report
Company is said to have found out about the emails referring to a questionable $10.5m payment to a consultant over the Guinea project more than a year ago, not 'just' in August, as it claimed.
This is what a mania looks like
The Trump election has ignited a market mania, but in economic terms, nothing real has changed and the relief probably won't last long, posit Rudi Fronk and Jim Anthony, cofounders of Seabridge Gold.
Less than shiny: De Beers recent sale the lowest this year
The world’s top diamond producer by value said results were in line with expected seasonal demand patterns.
