Grupo Mexico expects mild copper shortfall this year on strong US economy, AI
The outlook follows the conglomerate's Tuesday report of a 79% jump in second-quarter net profit.
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Gold and silver jump as a sharp escalation in the US-Iran war sends investors scrambling back into havens, with buyers willing to overlook the highest long-term borrowing costs in years, normally poison for precious metals.
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Lithium price sinks to five-month low as restarts stoke 2027 glut fears
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Hochschild keeps output target despite higher costs
A stronger Q2 production offset rising costs, with shares gaining and key projects advancing.
Coeur doubles Mexico exploration budget to $158M
Exploration boost comes after high-grade gold and silver assays at Palmarejo, expanding drilling at key assets.
Vale shareholders elect Oliveira chairman after governance tensions
Manuel Lino Oliveira, known as Ollie, already served on Vale's board as lead independent director.
Islamist militants target gold mining regions in West Africa
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