Gold industry sees price rising to near $5,000/oz over 12 months
Bullion is on track for its biggest yearly rise since 1979.
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Anglo American posts 9% drop in copper output in first nine months
Anglo still expects to produce 690,000-750,000 tons of copper and raised its iron numbers.
US and Japan strike rare earths deal
Japan eyes $400B in US energy, critical minerals and AI projects, as both governments list key investments.
Banks, investors pumped $52B into met coal between 2022 and 2024: report
Banks lent $22B despite climate pledges, while investors still hold $30B in related securities.
Rewind launches world’s first deep mine carbon vault
By 2030, Rewind plans to remove 1M tonnes of carbon yearly via deep mines, marine basins and anoxic sites.
Gold price bounces back above $4,000
Gold clawed back some losses after plunging below $4,000 on Monday as progress in US-China trade talks sapped demand for haven assets.
Rare earth producers look to US-led boom to blunt China’s power
By using the long-threatened critical mineral weapon once again in advance of this week’s talks, China has undoubtedly encouraged production outside its borders.
First deadly mine explosion in Australia since 2015 kills two
The incident occurred at Polymetals Resources' Endeavor silver-zinc mine located 40 km north of Cobar.
Almonty buys US tungsten project in bid to resume local supply
The company is acquiring the Gentung-Browns Lake project, which was formerly operated by Union Carbide Corp.
