Reduced appetite from central banks to bring gold demand down in 2023 – Metals Focus
Demand for gold will drop 9% to 4,375 metric tons this year, according to the consultancy.
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Cameroon to start building railway to disputed iron ore project in August
It signed a deal with two China-linked companies in June 2021 to construct the railway, despite facing legal action from Australia's Sundance Resources.
Petra Diamonds flags revenue hit as it defers sale to August
It said the move followed “a temporary slowdown” in the rough diamonds market caused by elevated inventory in the mid-stream sector.
NewRange reviews options after USACE decision to revoke water permit for NorthMet project
NewRange holds both the NorthMet and Mesaba copper, nickel, cobalt, and platinum group metal deposits in northeastern Minnesota.
Fireweed kicks off largest ever drill program at Macmillan Pass
According to Fireweed, the 100% owned Macmillan Pass project is currently host to one of the largest undeveloped zinc resources in the world.
Li-Metal gets $1 million grant from Ontario gov’t to develop lithium metal production technology
Li-Metal Corp. (CSE:LIM) (OTCQB:LIMFF) (FSE:5ZO) a developer of lithium metal and lithium metal anode technologies for next-generation batteries, announced Tuesday that it has […]
