WGC latest report shows how weak gold demand has been this year
Global demand dropped so much between January and March that the period became the weakest first quarter since the 2008 financial crisis.
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UK-based explorer granted licence surrounding historic gold mine in Sweden
Erris Resources was granted a new 100% owned gold exploration permit, Enåsen no.5, which is located in central Sweden.
Workers seek partner to buy and operate aging Peru smelter
La Oroya polymetallic smelter had been operated by Doe Run Peru, a unit of the U.S.-based Renco Group, from 1997 until the company went bankrupt in 2009 and its assets were transferred to a group of former creditors.
Paris asks insurers to ditch coal
Paris City Council passed a motion last night where its members ask the CEOs of the world’s largest insurance and reinsurance companies to stop insuring coal projects.
China opens iron ore market to the world in pricing, image push
China to allow foreign investors in iron ore futures from Friday.
One miner dies after being trapped in South African gold mine
Sibanye-Stillwater said five of 13 miners trapped underground in a South African gold mine were rescued but one of the five had died.
The benefits and pitfalls of mining automation
Automated mining technologies require governments and the mining industry to consider how efficiency gains will change local mining communities.
4 big reasons why you might want to consider gold stocks right now
Gold eked out a positive March quarter, returning close to 1.3 percent, while the S&P 500 Index posted its first negative quarter since 2015.
ALROSA sells large diamonds for USD 14.8 million at the auction in Vladivostok
The United Selling Organization (USO) of ALROSA sold 101 special size rough diamonds with the total weight of 1751.1 carats.
