China’s carbon market may get stricter under a new proposal
Chinese regulators are mulling a deeper cut in new carbon quotas, a move that would make it more expensive to run small and inefficient coal power plants.
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Gold price set for second weekly gain with inflation, dollar in focus
Bullion is fluctuating near a key resistance level of about $1,835 an ounce, after a decline in nominal bond yields from a two-year high helped gold advance earlier in the week.
Vale expects to pay $1.65 billion in Brumadinho reparations in 2022
The amount does not include the figure the company will spend on individual compensations, which are being negotiated.
Education spotlight: Determining the essential value of mining projects
Edumine's Valuation of Mineral Projects course runs online January 24-28, 2022.
Serbian government blasts green groups for scuttling Rio Tinto’s lithium project
The world's shortage of lithium would be exacerbated with the cancellation of the Jadar project, experts said.
Gold stocks surge back
This long-overdue next bull run higher has big potential to grow enormous.
Back to drawing board for new Rio chief as lithium mine scrapped
Serbia’s decision is a blow to Stausholm, who after winning the helm just over a year ago said he was aiming to win back trust for the world’s second-largest miner.
LME boss quits for crypto after bruising year
The change comes after a third consecutive annual drop in volumes at the iconic trading venue.
Kibali achieves 2021 guidance; set for third year of net DRC gold reserve growth
Barrick’s Kibali paid $200 million in 2021 distributions.
