Friedland says $15,000/t copper price needed to spur new mines
The mining magnate said that forecasts of copper prices reaching $9,000 a metric ton next year isn’t enough to stimulate the industry.
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Fed dots spur gold
Gold blasted higher this week after a major dovish surprise from the Federal Open Market Committee.
Visualizing the demand for battery raw materials
This infographic explores an accelerated scenario, where the world aims to limit the rise in global temperatures to 1.5°C by the end of this century.
China Nov aluminum output boosted by growing demand
The world's biggest producer churned out 3.54 million metric tons of primary aluminum last month.
Panama starts process for First Quantum’s mine ‘definitive’ closure
The roadmap for the mine's closure will be presented to the country in the coming days.
Costco sold $100 million worth of gold bars last quarter
Gold enthusiasts on Reddit said the bars were going for slightly more than $2,000 as recently as last week.
Plummeting platinum group prices could worsen shortage — report
PGM prices have fallen by 42% this year and could widen a supply deficit if unprofitable mines are sidelined.
Brazil judge votes for dismissal of homicide case against Vale’s ex-president over Brumadinho
Fábio Schvartsman's defense seeks dismissal of criminal action related to the dam collapse that claimed the lives of over 250 people.
Livent buys minority stake in ILiAD Technologies parent
Livent will have the right to license ILiAD DLE technology for deployment at its lithium brine resource in Argentina.
