Gold price drops for third day as jitters over US rate outlook worsen
The pattern — a so-called death cross — is seen by some investors as a sign a long-term downtrend is forming.
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Norsk Hydro’s Slovak aluminium smelter to partially restart production
The pact paves the way for the restart of 75,000 metric tons per year of smelting capacity.
South32 CEO open to M&A following Alcoa asset sale
The diversified miner agreed to sell the bulk of its aluminium portfolio.
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Column: Copper price soars but smelters can’t bank on it to survive
The companies that convert mined concentrate into refined metal are now relying on what comes with the copper for their financial survival.
South32 sells nearly all its aluminum business to Alcoa for $5.6B
The sale, says South32, allows the company to slim down its business to focus on the "high-margin copper, zinc, silver and lead operations".
Guardian may skip feasibility on $660M Nevada tungsten mine
Pilot Mountain is among the most advanced US tungsten projects.
Gold price set for worst quarter in 13 years
Spot prices have plunged 15% over the past three months and 7.5% on the year.
Koryx Copper wins analyst support after Namibia assays
The updated resource supports a larger operation, BMO mining analyst says.
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