US uranium miners see boost from Commerce Department report
Two uranium mining companies said on Wednesday they are "confident" that US President Donald Trump will implement limits on uranium imports.
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Pretium drills deep, begins regional exploration program
Underground drilling has confirmed there is mineralization similar to the Brucejack mine at depth and to the east of the mine workings.
Bidders scramble to break up British Steel by June deadline
None of the potential buyers, which include GFG Alliance and former owner Greybull, would be willing to take on the whole company, even for a nominal sum.
Copper price falls on worst global factory data since 2012
Growing trade fears combine with shrinking global manufacturing activity to push copper price to lowest level for 2019.
Estimated 5 million tonnes of lithium deposits found in southwest China
The find potentially curbs the nation's reliance on imports of the material used in electric vehicle batteries.
Trump’s Cuba gambit pushes Canadian miner Sherritt to the brink
Sherritt International Corp., whose executives were once known as Fidel Castro’s favorite capitalists, is paying the price for its close ties to the struggling Caribbean nation.
Aluminum’s price premium has doubled and buyers want to know why
Donald Trump’s trade wars are increasing scrutiny of an obscure process that has boosted how much U.S. beer makers and bottlers pay for aluminum cans.
Guinea iron ore prospectors set sights on ArcelorMittal rail
The race to mine Guinea's iron ore has started although the focus is not on its giant Simandou deposits but on smaller finds whose output could be transported via Liberia if ArcelorMittal shares its railway.
Papua New Guinea PM says resources reforms will take years
Prime Minister James Marape doubled down on his plans to earn more taxes from the gas-and-gold-rich country's natural resources sector on Wednesday, but said major reform would not take effect for years.
