Record gold prices in India slow buying in second-biggest market
The country accounts for more than a fifth of world demand for jewelry, bars and coins.
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Zimbabwe’s digital currency plan needs $100 million of gold
Zimbabwe has been struggling to stem a decline in the currency in the nation where the US dollar is the unit of choice.
Teck Resources should remain in Canada, says Finance Minister Freeland
"We need companies like Teck here in Canada, companies with a strong commitment to Canada," Freeland wrote in a letter to the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade.
Sibanye resumes underground production at Stillwater West after shaft repairs
Production will build up over a two-week period and is expected to be at normalized levels by end of April 2023.
Iron ore price extends decline as China demand slumps
Price hit the lowest since November as weak steel demand prompted a production slowdown.
LME brokers see big gains in 2022 from volatility after nickel debacle
Marex reported record results for 2022 earlier this month.
Chile’s new lithium plan to scare off investors, Friedland says
“Money is a coward — it runs away at the first sign of trouble,” the chairman of Ivanhoe Mines said.
CME Group not planning to launch nickel contract to rival LME
There have been calls for reform to LME's nickel contract.
Nickel Asia to open two more Philippine mines, eyes power unit IPO
Top Philippine miner also to assess viability of another HPAL plant.
