China’s net gold imports via Hong Kong more than doubled in July
As the world's leading gold consumer, China's purchasing activities can significantly influence global gold markets.
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US group calls for Washington to investigate MMG nickel deal
The American Iron and Steel Institute has asked the White House to intervene in a $500M deal in Brazil.
Merz and Carney vow deeper cooperation on critical minerals
The initiative includes co-funding of new projects.
Giustra-backed mining firm teams up with informal miners in Colombia
Aris Mining will be helped to navigate the country’s illicit gold boom via some unusual agreements.
Column: China’s seaborne thermal coal imports jump as India’s stumble
The diverging trends reflect the interplay in their domestic markets of coal production and the rising deployment of renewable energy.
Guard killed in armed attack at Kodal’s Mali lithium mine
Attackers on motorcycles targeted the Bougouni mine but fled after military forces engaged them. No other staff or contractors were harmed.
Gemfields’ massive 11,685-carat ‘buffalo’ emerald set for auction
The gemstone is the largest of several emeralds unearthed at Kagem, already famed for record-breaking finds.
Fortescue sticks to green iron in long-term vision
The world's fourth-largest iron ore miner said attributable net profit after tax came in at $3.37 billion for the year ended June 30, compared with $5.68 billion a year ago.
Sandvik launches AutoMine surface drilling training simulator
Available for all i-series surface drill rigs, the simulator delivers a realistic, safe and cost-effective training environment.
