Gold price halts rally as market assesses Fed policy, trade
Bullion had logged gains for three consecutive sessions, driven by signs of weakness in the US economy.
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Record gold floods into Shanghai warehouses on arbitrage play
More than 36 tons of gold bars have been registered for delivery against futures contracts, a quantity that has almost doubled over the past month.
South African minister and top miner clash over US minerals plan
That strategy identified coal, chrome ore, iron ore, manganese and platinum as critical minerals, rather than materials found in abundance elsewhere in Africa.
Platinum crunch comes to a head as US and China snap up metal
The market tightness has made platinum one of the best-performing commodities this year.
Copper market to feel impact of accident in Chile as plants shut
The shutdowns will reduce output of the metal used in wiring, electronics and construction by about 30,000 metric tons a month, a quarter of Codelco’s production.
Glencore rejects US listing in boost for UK markets
The company said it had extensively researched a move to the major exchanges around the world.
Perth Mint’s July gold sales slump 33%, silver hits six-month low
The Perth Mint is the world's leading producer of newly mined gold.
Chile’s ENAMI opens process to seek investors for $1.7B smelter
The Chile's state-run mining company will offer a supply of copper cathodes in exchange for the investment.
Glencore warns of cobalt surplus amid DRC export ban
Glencore noted that much of its cobalt output may remain unsold by 2025 due to ongoing DRC export restrictions.
