COP aims to end coal, but the world is still addicted
Coal continues to dominate the world’s total electricity generation mix by a large margin.
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China’s steel group says must ensure supply, control price in volatile market
China's daily crude steel output in September fell to the lowest since December 2018.
Gold’s inflation-haven appeal could mean ‘violent’ run-up ahead, says former Goldcorp execs
David Garofalo and Rob McEwen are predicting investors will catch on soon that global inflationary pressures are less transitory and more intense than central bankers and consumers price indexes suggest.
Lowell, Pact partner to develop artisanal mining project in Shuar communities in Ecuador
The Warintza project in Ecuador is a case study for scholarly research as an example of social responsibility and dialogue with local communities.
Oil has longest run of weekly gains since 2015 amid supply pinch
While headline prices have been volatile over the past two sessions, the structural tightness in supply has been the biggest driver in the markets.
US appeals court hints at support for Rio’s Resolution copper mine
A federal appeal court on Friday questioned whether it had the power to override an act of Congress that gave Rio Tinto land in Arizona for its Resolution copper mine.
Commodity boom at risk as supporting factors fade, Fitch says
The pace of global industrial production growth is falling “quite swiftly” after an impressive spike in demand for durable goods during lockdowns.
Vale resumes operations at Salobo copper mine
It expects to ramp up its copper concentrate output in Salobo by Oct. 25.
Gold miners’ Q3 2021 preview
Great Q3 reports could act as catalysts spurring big buying, accelerating gold stocks’ blistering mean-reversion rally higher.
