China to surprise world with reforms in 2018, Xi adviser says
China will introduce more reform measures to open up its economy this year, according to the top financial and economic adviser to President Xi Jinping.
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Botswana Diamonds stock crashes on lack of enough gems at Thorny River
Diamonds recovered during sampling at the project were not sufficient to produce a modelled diamond valuation, said the company.
Canada’s Gahcho Kue diamond mine boosts Anglo American output, but copper flat
The company beat expectations on Thursday with a 5% increase in 2017 production.
Freeport profit pops higher; miner makes progress in Indonesia
The world's second-largest copper miner by production also said talks with Indonesia re Grasberg were advancing.
Strong Rand spoiling the gold rally for South African mines
For South African gold miners, it’s both the best and worst of times.
Caterpillar beats estimates again, delivers bullish outlook for 2018
The world's largest mining and construction equipment maker beat market expectations for fourth quarter earnings and said its sales growth momentum is expected to continue in 2018.
Congo mining code passes Senate without opposition
DRC's proposed mining code, which industry has warned will stifle investment in the copper and cobalt-rich nation, sailed through Senate without opposition.
Goldman, Citi final bidders for Scotiabank’s metals business
The field of prospective bidders for ScotiaMocatta, the metals trading arm of Canada's Bank of Nova Scotia, has narrowed to two.
Russia’s Polymetal says Q4 revenue up 12 pct on year earlier
The Russian gold and silver producer said its fourth-quarter revenue rose 12 percent on a year earlier to $586 million due to higher gold sales.
