Mexican president says won’t cancel mining concessions, or grant new ones
Mexico is the world's top silver producer and one of the largest producers of copper and gold.
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Barrick posts profit jump, flags significant work ahead on Acacia
The gold giant also said it planned to begin the sale process for its 50% stake in the Kalgoorlie operation in Western Australia in the third quarter.
Columbus advances Maripa gold project in French Guiana
By late August, the company's field crew expects to complete the relogging of the historical drill core and validate the database for future resource estimates.
Fruta del Norte’s first gold pour expected for Q4 2019
The development of the Ecuadorian project remains on track and on budget with 78% already completed.
Sandvik CEO leaves company to lead Swiss ABB’s overhaul
The executive will take the helm in March after more than four years with Sandvik.
Orla completes study on Camino Rojo in Mexico
The Camino Rojo open-pit project in Zacatecas is expected to produce 97,000 oz. gold annually over seven years.
Integra upgrades resource at DeLamar in Idaho
In less than 18 months since acquiring the DeLamar project, Integra has upgraded 90% of its global resource from the inferred to the measured and indicated category.
History of yield curve inversions and gold
The inversion of the yield curve is of crucial importance as it has historically been one of the most reliable recessionary gauges.
Premier Gold hopes to grow production at Mexican mine in H2 2019
Despite the expectation, the miner believes output will be on the low end of guidance and the high-end of projected costs.
