The tiny breakdown in silver could lead to big moves
Silver price broke below its rising support line based on the April and May lows, and it looks like the breakout will hold this time.
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Harfang books high grades at Sky Lake gold project in Ontario
The results are from 1,338 metres of diamond drilling across six holes in the Koval zone.
Terra Metals, Metalex seal $100M deal to form copper-cobalt partnership in Zambia
The newly established partnership, called Lunda Resources, will look to commission a 240-tonne-per-hour copper and cobalt concentrator this September.
Antofagasta offers Chinese smelters negative processing fees as talks start
Antofagasta made an initial offer this week at a treatment charge of -$15 a ton for supplies to Chinese clients.
China plans commodities overhaul to attract global investors
The Shanghai Futures Exchange has unveiled an internationalization plan to streamline access for overseas investors.
First Majestic boosts Navidad gold-silver deposit with new discovery
The miner announced a second gold-silver discovery in a year in the Santo Niño vein at the nearby Santa Elena mine.
Gold is only getting started, says Canaccord’s Currie
In a wide-ranging interview on The Northern Miner Podcast with host Adrian Pocobelli, Currie shared his bullish outlook on precious metals.
Perpetua awarded $6.9M additional funding from US Army for antimony pilot plant
The funding will be used for testing intended to demonstrate the feasibility of using material sourced from the Stibnite project to produce military-specification antimony trisulfide.
Rio Tinto split with CEO Stausholm over conflicting priorities
Rio Tinto's board and Jakob Stausholm agreed to part ways last week.
