China’s coal and steel output drop after production controls
Coal output dropped year-on-year for a second consecutive month and steel for a fourth.
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Seabridge Gold’s strong assays define Snip North in British Columbia
The results from an 18,000-metre program follow similarly high-grade intersections just over one month ago at Snip North.
Gold price sets new record in run-up to Fed meeting
The latest move takes gold's year-to-date gains up to 40%.
Iamgold hits 13-year high on Nelligan/Monster Lake assays in Quebec
The results underscore how Iamgold is looking beyond its primary Côté gold mine in Ontario to build a pipeline of advanced projects in Quebec.
Chile predicts growth despite copper mine setbacks
Mining Minister Aurora Williams anticipates growth this year and next, en route to a record 6 million tons in 2027.
Artemis Gold hits new high on plans to boost Blackwater processing
The Phase 1A plant will operate at an increased nameplate capacity of 8 million tonnes per annum, a 33% increase from the 6 million tonnes currently.
Equinox Gold makes early first pour at Valentine mine
Once fully operational, Valentine would be the largest gold mine in Atlantic Canada.
New gold explorer M&A in Scandinavia
First Nordic Metals, which includes Agnico Eagle among its backers, has agreed to acquire Mawson Finland in an all-share deal.
Newmont sells Coffee gold project for $150 million
The sale marks Newmont's exit from eight non-core assets, including the Éléonore, Musselwhite, and Porcupine mines in Canada.
