New Ontario rules aim to speed up mine approvals
Ontario has introduced rules designed to cut mine approval times by half.
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Rio Tinto ramps up Simandou stockpiles to 2 million tonnes for first shipment
The inaugural shipment is expected to head to China, the world's top steel producer and consumer of over 70% of seaborne iron ore.
Metals traders are enjoying their most profitable year on record
Glencore and Trafigura are both on track for their best year for metal trading.
Copper price back on track for weekly gain as Trump calms trade angst
Trump called current tariffs on China “not sustainable” and announced a meeting with Xi Jinping in South Korea soon.
Gold price pulls back from record as Trump eases trade concerns
Prior to the decline, bullion had been on pace for its biggest weekly gain since September 2008.
Hindustan Zinc posts quarterly profit rise on strong metal prices
Hindustan Zinc is the world's third-largest silver producer and the largest integrated silver player in India.
BHP’s China Jimblebar iron ore stocks rise as trade stalls amid contract talks
Inventories of Jimblebar fines at some Chinese ports have jumped to around 2.6 million metric tons as of October 14, the highest level since July.
Huayou to start Zimbabwe lithium sulphate production early 2026
The newly completed plant at the Arcadia mine has capacity to exceed 50,000 metric tons of lithium sulphate annually.
India central bank’s gold pile tops $100 billion on surging bullion prices
The share of gold in India's total reserves climbed to 14.7%, the highest since 1996-97.
