Mali’s gold production plunges 23% in 2024
The government's conflict with mining companies could be the reason for the lower output, an official says.
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Trudeau tells CEOs Trump wants to annex Canada for critical minerals
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So far this year, spot gold has risen 32% and spot silver has gained 11%.
Rio Tinto’s US Borax donates $600,000 to support communities impacted by LA wildfires
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Infographic: Lithium exploration in Canada
The Northern Miner takes a look at how market capitalizations among the main players exploring for lithium in Canada differ between the price's peak and its present level.
Gold stock valuation anomaly
The gold miners’ stock prices have largely decoupled from their metal, which overwhelmingly drives their profits.
Copper production from Chile rose nearly 5% last year
Production from BHP's Escondida mine, the world's largest copper mine, increased 51% in December.
Bolivia defends central bank gold buying against laundering accusations
The bank has met all traceability requirements, allowing it to purchase and refine more than 18 metric tons since May 2023.
