Global mineral exploration activity in October was highest in a year, S&P data shows
According to S&P, funds raised by junior and intermediate miners nearly quadrupled to $1.61 billion in October, the highest since March 2022.
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Lithium Argentina picks Switzerland as another China-backed junior flees Canada
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G2 Goldfields advances spin-out of Guyana assets
The spin-out’s centrepiece, the Peters mine property, is Guyana’s highest-grade historical gold producer.
Indonesia to review compliance in move that could affect mine output
Indonesia said it will check miners' compliance with environmental rules and "re-examine" production quotas for those found to be in breach.
Gold after Trump wins
Gold’s earlier big down days helped fuel fears another Trump administration is bearish for gold.
Column: US targets scrap to close the critical minerals gap
As the US government is discovering, investing in new scrap processing capacity is far cheaper and greener than building new mines.
