Asia Gold-Price dip gives small spark to demand; India buyers unmoved
Demand for physical gold picked up in most Asian centres this week as prices fell, but drop in local rates to four-month lows failed to lure buyers in India.
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China’s Tongling Nonferrous cuts copper output by 20-30 pct
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Indonesia’s Freeport-Rio plan masks longer-term issues: Russell
Proposed three-way deal between the Indonesian government, Rio Tinto and Freeport to clean up ownership of Grasberg 'ignores the wider picture'.
Biggest iron ore miner threatens to flood market if prices surge
Brazil's Vale is prepared to unleash as much as 50 million metric tons of spare capacity to balance the market if prices get too high.
Massive Oyu Tolgoi mine to more than double gold production in 2018
Rio Tinto-controlled Turquoise Hill is also predicting costs to fall about 2.8%.
Harmony Gold says Moab Khotsong mine purchase to boost cash flows
The $300 million deal, which incorporates the Great Noligwa underground mine and related infrastructure, is expected to boost Harmony's operational cash flow by 60%.
AngloGold gets going on $36 million expansion of Western Australia mine
Strategy adds 2.1 million ounces to Tropicana's business plan and extends the mine life by seven years to 2027.
Displaced by mining, Peru villagers spurn shiny new town
The remote town of Nueva Fuerabamba was built to house around 1,600 people who gave up their village and farmland to make room for a massive, open-pit copper mine.
This is the breakthrough company of Mines & Money 2017
Forget gold, the crazy cobalt price or lithium frenzy; this junior mining company is upending the sapphire (yes sapphire) market.
