China’s rare earth weapon changes contours of trade war battlefield
Several European auto suppliers shut down production lines this week after running out of supplies.
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Equinox-Calibre tie up lifts miner to Canada’s fourth largest
The $1.83 billion all-stock deal, set to close this month, will bring to nine the number of producing mines under Equinox from the current seven.
Gold-mining ETFs losing their shine following torrid 2025 rally
Investors are exiting exchange-traded funds that track the shares of gold-mining companies.
Debswana curbs diamond production as weak demand persists
The global diamond market has experienced a downturn since the second half of 2023.
Trump and Xi agree to more talks as trade disputes brew
The highly anticipated call came in the middle of a dispute over rare earth minerals.
Nickel oversupply to persist on expansion, slower demand growth, industry experts say
Oversupply in the global nickel market is expected to persist over the next few years.
Stausholm dismisses rift rumours as Rio opens $2B mine
The official opening of the Western Range iron ore mine may mark Jakob Stausholm’s final visit to the Pilbara in his role as Rio Tinto CEO.
Deal ends decades-long dispute over Taseko mine in British Columbia
Historical deal resolves a complex, long-standing conflict over the New Prosperity mineral tenures.
Nippon Steel, US seek 8-day pause in litigation to resolve deal concerns
Trump administration on Thursday asked a US appeals court to extend a pause to give them more time to reach a deal.
