Australia’s sex discrimination commissioner calls for urgent change in mining sector
The Western Australia parliamentary report on Thursday detailed what it said was horrifying behaviour against women in the mining industry.
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Iron ore price up despite gloomy demand outlook
In China's steel production hub, Tangshan city, 56 of the 126 blast furnaces were shut for maintenance, according to Sinosteel.
Gold stock futures ramp nears
A monster US dollar rally driven by an extreme hawkish Fed pivot unleashed big gold-futures selling in recent months.
Rio Tinto to help Mongolia tackle climate change, desertification
Between 2022 and 2026, the Anglo-American miner's local unit will help the east Asian country tackle its national climate change commitments.
When you buy diamonds, think of Bucha, Ukraine envoy says
Ukraine has accused the Russian military of executing residents of Bucha, a town outside the capital Kyiv that Russian troops had occupied for several weeks.
Swiss customs say Russian gold import arrived from the UK
The gold arrived from the UK, but had a Russian so-called designation of origin, customs said in a statement Friday.
Gold price on track for another weekly loss as rate hikes loom
"There are a confluence of forces that are driving gold prices in both directions, forcing it to remain in a small range," one analyst said.
CATL’s 1,000-kilometer range EV battery picked by Li Auto, Hozon
The “Qilin” battery has a range of more than 1,000 kilometers on one charge, energy density of up to 255 watt-hours per kilogram, and is safer and more durable than existing cells, according to CATL.
Global commodity shock enters next phase with recession test
What the rest of the year holds for raw materials from crude oil and natural gas to grains, gold, and iron ore?
