Greenland needs US, EU commitment to buying critical minerals, top banker says
Critical minerals present a "new opportunity" to strengthen the territory’s economy, according to Bank of Greenland CEO.
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Bullion explorer makes MAGA pitch with new name: Made in America Gold
Vancouver-based Palisades Goldcorp owns all of Made in America Gold.
Copper supply in Asia tightens as tariff risks spur anxiety
In China, the Yangshan premium — a gauge on the additional cost for shipping in refined copper — has nearly doubled this month.
Hedge fund Elliott says it may take further action on LME voided nickel trades
Elliott lost a lawsuit against the exchange for cancelling billions of dollars of nickel trades after the price hit a record above $100,000 a tonne in March 2022.
Graphic: Gold rally attracts investors back to mining stocks after months of outflows
According to LSEG Lipper data, funds investing in physical gold and gold derivatives attracted a net $17.8 billion in 2024, the highest in five years.
Anglo Asian mines first ore from Gilar
The Gilar underground deposit is part of Anglo Asian's Gedabek operation in Azerbaijan.
Gold Road rejects $2.1B takeover bid from Gold Fields
The move would have given Gold Fields full control over the Gruyere joint venture mine in Western Australia.
Mineral Resources resumes haulage at Onslow Iron project
It had paused operations in Western Australia after a road train accident last week.
Copper’s uber bull predicts new record on most-profitable-ever trade
Kostas Bintas was one of the first of a growing chorus of traders and investors to predict that copper was about to enter a multiyear bull market.
