Seabed regulators will scrutinize mining firms seeking US licenses
The US plans to issue the world’s first seabed mining license in international waters under a little-used 1980 federal law.
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Iron ore price reaches multi‑month highs on mega‑dam announcement
China announced that construction has begun on the world’s largest hydropower dam in Tibet.
Canagold soars on New Polaris feasibility results
The project has a post-tax net present value (at 5% discount) of C$425 million, with an internal rate of return of 30.9%, in the base case scenario.
Gold price climbs to $3,400 with tariffs, rate cut in focus
The August 1st deadline brings a level of uncertainty to the market, analyst says.
Trump’s critical minerals obsession reignites deep-sea mining
Still, the Trump-triggered seabed mining boom faces significant hurdles.
Anglo Asian begins copper production at Demirli mine
From 2026 onwards, Demirli's production is expected to reach 15,000 tonnes annually.
Infographic: Rare earth magnets demand for clean energy tech
This infographic highlights the rare earth metals driving magnet innovation.
Nornickel cuts 2025 nickel and palladium output forecast due to repairs
Its 2025 nickel production forecast was revised down to 196,000–204,000 metric tons.
Russian precious metals sales to China hit $1 billion
Chinese imports of Russian precious metal ores and concentrates, including gold and silver, jumped 80% in the first half of 2025.