Suncor shares go from first to worst in Canada oil-sands boom
Analysts say the stock is being weighed down by a checkered operational track record compared with its rivals.
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Westhaven drills highest ever gold-silver intercept at Shovelnose
The highlighted drill hole SN22-212 returned 23.03 metres of 37.24 g/t gold and 214.70 g/t silver.
Steppe Gold completes first pour and gold sale
The ATO mine is designed as a two-phased project, containing 26.4mt of proven and probable reserves grading 1.86 g/t AuEq.
China iron ore price surges to highest since August on improving consumption
With expectations that China will stabilise its economy and stimulate the real estate sector, iron ore demand is seen to be rising, analysts with Huatai Futures wrote in a note.
Fortescue makes foray into green-bond market
Proceeds from the iron ore giant's debut sale of green bonds will be used to finance or refinance new or existing eligible green projects.
Amplats CEO says carmakers looking for palladium after Russia sanctions
Palladium users with no existing contracts with the company have contacted it about potential alternative sources of the metal.
Indonesia, Australia face limits in coal exports to Europe ahead of Russian ban
The EU depends on Russia for around 45% of its coal imports.
British firm plans to invest $100 million in Zambia mine expansion
Moxico Resources plans to invest $100 million to expand its majority-owned Mimbula copper mine.
Rusal exports first Guinea bauxite in nearly a month
Unlike a number of other Russian companies, Rusal is not the target of sanctions, although its billionaire founder Oleg Deripaska is.
