Metal for bullets risks bigger shortage after near-300% surge
A global shortage of antimony could worsen as the US and Europe replenish stockpiles of bullets used in Ukraine.
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Newmont widens output gap over gold mining rivals
The biggest gold miners are jostling for dominance over the bullion market.
Biotech company BPH plans to extract critical minerals, gold from seaweed
BPH's assay results support the company's belief that seaweed may have the ability to absorb precious and base metals from seawater.
US delays Canada, Mexico tariffs
The announcement comes a day after Trump gave a 30-day tariff reprieve to the big three automakers.
Perth Mint’s gold, silver sales rise in February
The Perth Mint, owned by the government of Western Australia, is the world's leading producer of newly mined gold.
Video: Seabridge CEO on KSM progress, questioned permits
The project, in the Golden Triangle of British Columbia, is one of the world’s top undeveloped gold deposits.
Video: VRIFY’s new AI tool cuts exploration timelines from weeks to seconds
The platform provides real-time probability and variance metrics, which, VP says, challenges the old geological bias.
LME temporarily suspends lending rules for cobalt contract
The exchange's lending rules kick in when one party has a dominant position, forcing that party to provide material to other investors.
PDAC: Foreign seizures spotlight legal vigilance
Resource nationalism abroad is hiking costs for miners and showing how they need solid agreements and recourse avenues, lawyers said at this year's PDAC.