Gold price down after upheaval in Turkey
Another central bank firing in Turkey, a major gold buyer, strengthened the US dollar and drove down prices.
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Roxgold extends mineralisation at Seguela in Cote d’Ivoire
Highlights from the latest drilling at the deposit intersected 16 metres grading 26.5 grams gold per tonne from 233 metres, including 2 metres of 115.3 grams per tonne.
Home: Funds take the money and run as copper price rally stalls
Short-term optics, particularly on the London market, look less bullish than a few weeks ago.
Shanghai zinc price hits over 3-year high on demand hopes
Prices jumped on Monday buoyed by prospects of demand improvement in China as the peak consumption season approaches.
China’s crude steel output to peak around 2025 – govt consultancy
The steel sector accounts for 15% of China’s total greenhouse gas emissions.
Glencore says Australian nickel plant running at reduced production after outage
Repair work is underway at Glencore PLC's Murrin Murrin nickel and cobalt plant in Western Australia following a
component failure at an acid plant that left the facility running at reduced capacity.
China’s Jan-Feb copper, tin ore imports from Myanmar fall amid unrest
China’s imports of copper metal and tin ore from Myanmar both fell more than 25% year-on-year in the first two months of 2021.
Peru central bank cuts growth forecast for 2021, sees tailwinds from rising copper price
The bank reduced expectations for growth in the key mining sector to 11% in 2021, down from an earlier prediction for a 14.4% expansion.
Argonaut Resources starts drilling at project despite Aboriginal challenge
Miner started drilling at the Murdie project in South Australia, despite opposition from an Aboriginal group that says the project will damage a sacred area.
