China’s rare earth exports jump in June in sign of trade war relief
China's rare earths exports rose 32% in June from the month before, customs data showed on Monday.
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Column: Trump’s copper tariffs won’t lift US output, will boost costs
The tariff on copper imports may turn out to be the biggest own goal of Trump's ongoing trade war.
Study bumps value by 21% at B2Gold’s Gramalote project in Colombia
The $941 million NPV comes with an internal rate of return of 22%.
Vitol bolsters metals expansion with $240 million iron ore deal
The deal signed with CIA Siderúrgica Nacional SA is for the delivery of 6 million tons of iron ore over four years.
Almonty raises $90M in NASDAQ listing
Company had previously planned to raise $75 million through the NASDAQ uplisting to fund a tungsten oxide facility in South Korea.
Amazonian leaders bring a dark message on gold trading to London
Representatives of the Yanomami, Krenak and Kambeba peoples of the Brazilian Amazon met with leaders in British academia and finance to give first-hand accounts of the hidden devastation.
Jaguar Mining to pay significantly reduced fine for tailings incident
The company has reached an agreement to pay a much lower fine of approximately 60 million reais, compared to 320 million previously.
Trump’s copper tariffs pile more metal misery on US auto industry
The US market is heavily reliant on imported copper, aluminum and steel, and developing new capacity could take years.
Gertler, a ‘king’ in Congo, describes mine payments in arbitration testimony
Gertler’s testimony cited in the arbitrator’s decision also describes how he made loans to the country and held assets worth hundreds of millions of dollars on behalf of Congolese partners.
