Once rejected Nunavut gold project gets OK from board
If Canada's Minister of Indigenous and Northern Affairs, Carolyn Bennett, accepts the review board's decision, a project certificate could be issued before year-end.
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Acquisition of Canadian gold company contributes to pressure on stock
In resuming coverage of Eldorado Gold following the acquisition of Integra Gold and its Lamaque property, BMO Capital Markets analyst Andrew Kaip looked at the impact of the move, as well as at other factors pressuring Eldorado stock.
US steel production falls back in June
After strong start to 2017, US steel output growth for the first six months slows to just 1.3%.
South Africa intends to suspend issuing mining rights
South Africa intends to suspend the granting of applications for prospecting and mining rights as well as any renewals pending a court case to review new mining laws, the Mineral Resources Minister Mosebenzi Zwane said on Thursday.
Australian court rules against Fortescue in mining land case
While the decision doesn’t ban Fortescue from continuing to operate the mines, it paves the way for the group to sue the company for hundreds of millions of dollars in compensation claims.
Centerra gets some breathing room in dispute with Kyrgyz Republic
The arbitrator has sided with miner, allowing it to move forward with the case against the Central Asian country.
Activist investor Elliott calls BHP potash plans ‘disastrous’
Hedge fund manager says expanding into the currently over-supplied fertilizer market is just a bad idea.
Price recovery sparks domestic Chinese copper, iron ore production boom
As steel production reaches all-time high Chinese miners pump out most iron ore since 2015 while refined copper output jumps 12% to highest in 18 months.
U.S., Chinese officials conclude contentious economic talks, steel stocks soar
The United States and China failed on Wednesday to agree on major new steps to reduce the U.S. trade deficit with China, casting doubt over President Donald Trump's economic and security relations with Beijing.