Mining companies may pause growth plans amid Ukraine war, inflation
The Ukrainian conflict could roil the world's economic outlook in unpredictable ways, exacerbating those inflationary pressures, analysts say.
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Kinross suspends Russian operations
Kinross intends to adhere to all sanctions and legal restrictions.
Coal prices spike as Russia-Ukraine crisis escalates
Buyers in markets including Europe, Japan, South Korea, and China are scrambling to address their exposure to Russian supply.
Fighting continues: good for Ukraine… and gold
In the face of war, gold also shows courage – to move steadily up.
Tesla to win approval for $5.5 billion Berlin gigafactory on Friday
Tesla has for months been awaiting approval for a licence to begin production at the EV factory and adjacent battery plant in Gruenheide.
Argonaut Gold closes $40.8m bought deal to fund exploration
Net proceeds will be used to fund exploration and development activities at Argonaut's Magino project in Ontario.
New Agnico Eagle positioned for growth, says chairman
Under terms of the merger that created the world's third-largest gold producer, the reconstituted miner has earmarked $324m for exploration in 2022.
Iron ore price hits 6 month high on hopes of eased covid-19 restrictions in China
"The whole China ferrous futures complex is reacting zealously to reports that the country is contemplating exiting its 'zero-tolerance' stance towards covid-19."
Copper close to record, zinc at 15-year high, nickel nears $28,000 as metal price rally gains momentum
Industrial metals "are just waking up" to the supply risk from Ukraine-Russia war, low stockpiles and soaring energy costs.
