Mapped: Who owns the world’s gold reserves
Central banks around the globe have been on a gold buying spree this year, with Russia and China, leading the pack.
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China willing to meet reasonable rare earth demand from other countries
China is willing to meet reasonable demand for rare earths from other countries, but it would be unacceptable that countries using Chinese rare earths to manufacture products would turn around and suppress China.
Trump campaign official lobbies for Ohio coal, nuclear subsidies
Bob Paduchik, who also led the Ohio Trump campaign in 2016, called lawmakers urging them to support the legislation and stressing that the president was behind it as well.
SolGold’s shares crater on possible mining referendum in Ecuador
Investors worry a referendum on mining in Imbabura, the province in which its flagship Cascabel copper-gold project is located, could jeopardize the mine's future.
S.Africa’s Amplats settles strike at Mototolo mine
An illegal strike that led to the dismissal of over 600 employees at the Mototolo mine run by Anglo American Platinum has been resolved and the workers will be reinstated.
Papua New Guinea’s new leader “taking back” economy, puts resources firms on notice
James Marape, a former finance minister who became leader after winning a vote in parliament, put some of the world's biggest resources companies on notice over a perceived lack of wealth flowing from their projects back to communities.
Zambia says Konkola mines case a “warning” to foreign investors
Zambia says its decision to punish miner Vedanta's local operation for breaching environmental and financial regulations is a signal to other firms to follow the law.
Canadian resource companies investing abroad at record levels
Statistics Canada reported Thursday that Canadian-based energy and mining companies invested a net C$15.5 billion ($11.5 billion) outside of the country in the first three months of 2019.
Malaysia to let Lynas continue running rare earths plant
Lynas' status as a non-Chinese producer came into sharper focus this week after major Chinese newspapers reported Beijing was ready to use rare earths to strike back in its trade war with the US.
