Trump’s tax-cut bill could hold back US critical minerals projects
Miners say they need the credit to compete with China.
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Barrick removes Mali gold complex from 2025 output forecast
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India, China tackle rare earth curbs in meeting of top officials
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IFC to provide $400 million loan for Reko Diq mine
Other financiers, including the US EXIM Bank, Asian Development Bank, Export Development Canada and Japan’s JBIC, are also expected to join the financing.
Condor-Teck copper project in Peru receives environmental approval
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Gold price extends rally following Israeli attack on Iran
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