LME copper squeeze will test market’s bull credentials
Is copper finally about to break up out of its well-trodden seven-month range?
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Australia says coal market ‘booming’ as it dismisses Glencore cuts
Coal is expected to displace iron ore as Australia's biggest commodity export earner this financial year.
AMCU plans to extend Sibanye gold strike to other South African miners
Sibanye-Stillwater last week said it could cut nearly 6,000 jobs at its gold mining operations, where AMCU has been on strike since mid-November over a wage dispute
Newmont Mining profit beats on higher gold output, lower costs
The company's net income attributable to shareholders was $2 million in the fourth quarter ended Dec 31.
Anglo American core profit beats, on journey to ‘zero harm’
No degree of financial performance is worth a life.
Canadian miners had a tough 2018, but optimism remains — EY
Ernst & Young’s Canadian Mining Eye index, which tracks the performance of 100 Toronto Stock Exchange and TSX Venture Exchange mid-tier and junior miners — dropped 2% in the last quarter of 2018.
Spanish Mountain Gold’s BC project passes archaeological test
Local First Nations approved the results of an independent archaeological impact assessment.
Kirkland Lake Gold sets 2019 production guidance at a million ounces
It is the 34% increase in the Fosterville Mineral Reserve grade that is driving the million-ounce revised production guidance.
Brazil mining authority halts two Vale complexes
The decision was made in light of a possible failure of five dams at both complexes, which are located in Minas Gerais, the same state where the Feijão mine dam collapsed last month.
