Rio Tinto Q2 iron ore output rises as Trott gets set to take helm
The miner shipped 79.9 million tonnes of iron ore from its Pilbara operations, a 13% rise from the previous quarter.
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Tudor Gold takes Seabridge’s tunnel project in British Columbia to court
Tudor argues that the commissioner’s Licence of Occupation for the MTT creates a competing mineral claim, threatening Tudor's rights on the Treaty Creek property.
World’s top cable maker sees US copper tariff as opportunity
Italy’s Prysmian, which last year shelled out $4 billion-plus to buy Texas-based Encore Wire, is in regular contact with the administration ahead of the measure’s implementation on Aug. 1.
Trump’s 50% copper tariffs jolt US market as buyers slash imports and delay orders
Now that the 50% levy is just weeks away, there are already signs that demand for the metal is drying up from Texas to New Jersey.
Gold price forecast gets 15% upgrade for 2025: LBMA poll
Analysts in LBMA's annual survey have upgraded their forecasts for gold, with an average price of $3,324.40 through the end of 2025.
Sandvik, Glencore expand partnership to include Newtrax collision-avoidance technology
The Newtrax product offers a scalable, OEM-agnostic safety and data solution designed to meet the evolving needs of modern underground mining operations.
Newmont shares plunge following CFO’s departure
Shares of the world’s top gold producer fell as much as 8.9% on Tuesday in New York.
Pentagon looking forward to working with US rare earths firms, official says
The Pentagon last week signed a multibillion-dollar deal to become the largest shareholder in rare earths producer MP Materials.
Ghana moves to hedge gold price to preserve build-up of reserves
Increased production and higher prices have helped Africa’s top gold miner to boost gross international reserves to $11.1 billion.