Lumber and copper are surging – will gold join the party?
Gold is likely to remain silent, but it may catch up later.
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Gold price back above $1,800 as inflation fears linger
Gold reached as high as $1,817/oz on Thursday, the highest in nearly three months.
Canadian Mining Hall of Fame invites 2022 nominations
Nominations open for individuals who have demonstrated leadership and outstanding achievement in the mining industry.
Eramet set to sell aero supplier Brown Europe to Ace Capital
Brown Europe specialises in production of wires and bars in superalloys and stainless steels mainly for the aerospace market.
Anglo American investors approve spin-off of South African thermal coal
Anglo is shifting away from assets that mine the most polluting fossil fuels and is also looking to exit from its Colombian thermal coal mine.
China suspends economic dialogue with Australia as relations curdle
Bilateral ties were strained in 2018 when Australia became the first country to publicly ban Chinese tech giant Huawei from its 5G network.
Gold Fields kicks off big spending plans
Construction of a solar project is expected to begin in the second quarter of 2021 and will generate over 20% of the mine's average electricity consumption.
Sibanye-Stillwater’s first-quarter core profit jumps 78%
High prices for metals extracted by Sibanye, including gold, platinum, palladium and rhodium, have boosted profits.
Russell: Some commodity producers lagging the rallies in red-hot metals
The share prices of major producers have not quite matched the stellar gains of the commodities they produce.
