Lofty prices tarnish gold’s lustre in top Asian retail hubs
Shoppers leaving empty-handed complaining of high prices are becoming a more common sight at gold stores in China and India.
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Copper price rises as Fed signals a pause
Gains, however, were subdued as investors worried about demand in China.
Cutifani eyes IPO for Vale’s base metals business
The incoming chair of Vale's newly created base metals business said he wants to focus on margins and marketing.
Albemarle open to renegotiating Chile lithium contract early
Chile and Albemarle could cement their dominant role in the global lithium and EV industries if they can get one or more DLE technology to succeed.
St Barbara backs Genesis’ offer for Leonara assets over Silver Lake bid
St Barbara will back a A$600 million offer for its Leonara assets from Genesis Minerals despite a higher proposal from Silver Lake Resources.
Rio Tinto under ‘immense pressure’ to develop US copper project
Pressure was coming from "parts of the US government," chair Dominic Barton said.
Cochilco raises 2023 copper price forecast to $3.90/pound
According to Cochilco, the world market for refined copper will have a deficit this year of 67,000 tonnes.
Nevada regains position as most attractive mining jurisdiction
The Fraser Institute's Annual Survey of Mining Companies places Western Australia second, and the Canadian province of Saskatchewan third.
Nuclear power plants may play key role in America’s fight against climate change – report
Researchers published a report that states that nuclear power plants slated to close by 2050 in the US could be among the most important players in addressing climate change.
