Argentina shifts to the left
The Northern Miner spent several weeks in the country after the election, interviewing lawyers, economists, accountants, diplomats, and mining executives.
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The case for a silver rally
Gold and mining stocks could move higher as well.
Nordgold Q3 output rises on new Russian mine performance
Production was 27% higher year-on-year and 12% higher quarter-on-quarter.
China in focus as West debates critical minerals challenge
Western powers will attend talks in Brussels next week on curbing China's dominance of rare earths and other critical resources and EU officials will present their vision to create entire green supply chains.
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De Beers diamond buyers return as prices cut most in years
De Beers sold the most diamonds since June after the biggest price cut in years, but sales still remained lower than normal for this time of year.
Glencore to shut Canadian smelter by year-end, over 400 jobs lost
The facility was supposed to transition to a custom smelter after the mine closed in 2013.
Indonesia anti-monopoly body to investigate nickel smelters
Indonesia's mining ministry is revising a rule that governs the domestic price of nickel ore to ensure smelters follow government benchmark prices.
Zimbabwe to enforce “use it or lose it” policy for mining assets
Zimbabwe will vigorously enforce a policy to force companies to develop their mining assets and not keep the land for speculative purposes.
