London sees record gold outflow in January in race to ship to US
The amount of gold stored in London vaults fell by 4.9 million troy ounces in January, the largest monthly decline since records began in 2016.
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China starts pilot project allowing insurance funds to invest in gold
The world's biggest bullion consumer will allow some of its insurance funds to buy gold for medium- and long-term asset allocations.
CATL resuming production at Jiangxi mine, UBS says
Chinese battery giant is resuming operations at its lithium lepidolite mine.
Indonesia trade ministry supports extending Freeport’s copper export permit
Resource-rich country has banned exports of copper concentrate.
Anglo American nears De Beers spinoff
Botswana, which holds a 15% stake in De Beers valued at $2.5 billion, is considering increasing its stake in the diamond miner.
Tungsten miner says clients in shock as China chokes supply
China accounts for about 80% of the world’s tungsten output.
AME JV video: Fleet Space enhances AI prospecting with real-time 3D data
The company has deployed its next-generation Centauri-6 satellite last year and its most advanced exploration satellites to date - Centauri-7 and Centauri-8 - in January with SpaceX.
Mining Indaba: From crime to catalyst – artisanal miners demand reform
Formalizing ASM and enforcing anti-corruption measures are two sides of the same coin.
Trump meets US Steel CEO to discuss its long sought tie up with Japan
Nippon Steel said on Thursday that its bid fits with Trump's goal of a stronger US as the leaders of the two allies prepared to meet.