Vale sees iron ore prices above $85 despite tariff turmoil
One of the world’s top iron ore producers dismissed analysts’ predictions that prices of the steelmaking material will tumble amid a tariff-fueled economic slowdown.
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Barrick, Sandvik partner for Porgera surface fleet replacement
The order includes four Sandvik DR410i rotary blasthole drill rigs and three Leopard DI650i down-the-hole drill rigs.
Burkina Faso grants mining lease to Russia’s Nordgold
The move signals deepening economic ties between Russia and Burkina Faso, as the junta that seized power in 2022 continues its pivot away from traditional Western allies.
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Crazy overbought gold
Despite this probable cyclical-bull topping, gold’s relatively-small secular bull remains alive and well.
Gold price falls 2% on signs of trade tensions easing
Bullion is now en route for a 1% weekly drop despite setting a record high above $3,500 three days earlier.
China calls Trump deep-sea mining order unlawful
The order aims to accelerate the mining of critical minerals in both US and international waters, part of a broader strategy to counter China’s dominance.
IEA head calls for critical minerals supply diversification
The IEA has urged nations to focus on policies that promote the diversification of mineral sources and move away from "critical mineral monopolies."