Canada eyes special status for Far North resource roads
The federal government is considering granting national interest status to the C$2-billion Mackenzie Valley Highway and Grays Bay Road and Port initiative.
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Macquarie sees iron ore losing freight boost, lifts coal view
The Australian bank maintained its forecast for iron ore to average $103 a ton this year and $100 a ton in the third quarter.
Brimstone, Century Aluminum to establish US ‘mine to metal’ aluminum supply chain
Brimstone said it will supply producer Century with significant volumes of alumina from its forthcoming plant.
China plans whistleblower hotline to help it catch critical mineral smugglers
Organizations and citizens can report a wide range of export control breaches, including transshipment, to the Ministry of Commerce.
Zimbabwe exploring minerals-backed deals with China to fund infrastructure
Harare has begun discussions with China Railway on resource-backed financing arrangements.
Gold selloff opens door to investors, miners have upside: BofA
Previously, the bank had set a price target of $6,000/oz. by next spring.
Faraday drilling expands Copper Creek potential
This year’s drilling program should “significantly” increase the resource base, analyst says.
Gold ETFs could see fresh outflows on rising bets on Fed monetary tightening
World Gold Council data shows gold-backed ETFs recorded net outflows of 16 metric tons in May and continued to see outflows in the first half of June.
Chinese zinc traders eye export window to clear domestic glut
Shanghai zinc futures are more than $400 a ton below international prices, the biggest discount since 2022.