Gold sinks most in a year as trade truce deals blow to bulls
Bullion hit a six-year high last week as top central banks including the U.S. Federal Reserve adopted a more dovish tone and tensions spiked between the U.S. and Iran.
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Freeport-McMoran expects to post Q2 loss, cuts gold sales outlook
The world's largest publicly traded copper miner said it expected lower copper prices in the second quarter.
Barrick-Newmont Nevada JV to produce 1.8-1.9moz gold in H2 2019
The joint venture, Nevada Gold Mines LLC, is expected to have all in sustaining costs of $920 to $950 per ounce for the second half of the year.
Australia sees gold overtaking thermal coal as export earner
Asian demand for the heating fuel is expected to top out this year, as large consuming countries, including China, turn to cleaner energy such as hydropower.
Glencore’s Congo tragedy highlights security conundrum for miners
Last Thursday's tragedy ratcheted up pressure on companies to make changes to security and community outreach.
Sunnyside Gold slams the EPA
In early June, the EPA announced that it has modified an order to Sunnyside so that the company helps pay for some of the cleanup investigation taking place in the Bonita Peak Superfund area.
OceanaGold’s mine expansion creates high hopes in South Carolina
The Aussie miner filed this month an application to expand its Haile gold mine.
Possible ancient mine discovered in Cornwall
A previously-unknown series of deep pits are connected by arched tunnels.
After deadly collapse, Congo vows to remove illegal miners from Glencore concession
Congo's interior minister vowed to remove all illegal miners by Sunday from a copper and cobalt mine run by Glencore following a landslide this week that killed at least 43 of them.
