Gold inflows hit 1,000 tonnes as investors seek haven in ETFs
Total known ETF holdings expanded to 2,424.9 tonnes on Wednesday, the highest since 2013.
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Thiefs are stealing church bells in France, but likely not for the metal
The demand for metals and collectors seeking antiques are making the thousands of churches dotting villages and towns across France easy targets for thieves.
Copper price bears “overlooking decent fundamentals”
A new report forecasts recovery in price on the back of a fall in global copper production, a thin project pipeline and misreading of inventory build-up.
What will Jackson Hole bring to us and gold?
Investors will be watching specifically for remarks from Mario Draghi and Jerome Powell.
Teck’s Quebrada Blanca copper mine fined for environmental violations
Chile's SMA environmental regulator said it had fined Quebrada Blanca $1.2 million for the violations.
Hudson Resources makes first bulk shipment from Greenland mine
In July, the company hosted a US state department visit at the White Mountain site.
No pot of gold for locals as China mines Sierra Leone
Like many African countries, Sierra Leone has courted foreign companies which pay governments big fees for mining rights, while locals often feel they have no say nor benefit.
TNM launches The Northern Miner Future of Mining Scholarship
The Northern Miner is funding a series of scholarships totalling $44,000 for Canadian university students.
Indians pawning the family gold amid credit crunch
The trend, which has prompted some lenders to impose restrictions as risks and borrowing costs rise, has been accelerated by record gold prices.
