Gold price soars above $3,200 on rising safe-haven appeal
Bullion has now gained nearly 8% this week, underscoring its safe-haven status.
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Top EU miner faces uphill battle to tame accelerating cash burn
JSW SA has asked Poland’s social security office to allow it to delay this year’s payments in the latest sign of the struggles the European Union’s biggest coking coal miner is facing.
Andrew Forrest to face deposition in Tudor Jones suit
The mining billionaire faces a seven-hour deposition as his legal battle with hedge fund mogul Paul Tudor Jones II intensifies over a failed green energy partnership.
Rio Tinto, Mitsui launch $47M bid for Pilbara iron ore project
Felix Resources must now either match or improve its bid if it wants to secure the 98.4-million-tonne Robe Mesa project.
Lynas climbs as trade war roils global markets
Australia's Lynas Rare Earths, which operates a major processing plant in Malaysia, has been the most resilient stock on the ASX.
New Cat775 off-highway truck features a next generation autonomous design
The design of the Next Gen 775 represents a significant leap forward in off-highway truck technology.
Trade war risks copper investments needed to meet future demand
“Investors, especially in mining, need more certainty, especially with long-term investments,” Antofagasta CEO Ivan Arriagada said this week.
PDAC Video: Critical Metals plans key green energy projects in Europe
Company is preparing to become Europe’s first spodumene producer after it recently received environmental approvals for its Wolfsberg lithium project in Austria.
One of the strangest chapters in copper mining is drawing to a close
When copper prices are swinging this wildly it’s easy to lose sight of the giant hole that exists in the industry where dynamite meets bedrock.
