Canada’s Banro halts Congo operations after militia attacks
The miner says relentless attacks, including the kidnapping of four employees in July, disrupted mining activities and forced it to suspend operations.
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De Beers keeps special terms in place for another diamond sale
De Beers is continuing its policy of offering almost unprecedented flexibility to diamond buyers.
Asia gold-Price dip prompts Indian jewellers to stock up for festivals
Physical gold demand remained subdued for most of the week in major Asian centres.
Gold price rally adds $1.8 billion to these family fortunes
Spurred by central bank easing, gold has gained about 16% in 2019 and is poised for its best year since 2010.
Chile’s Piñera announces frugal 2020 budget amid trade tensions
Centre-right President will boost spending by a modest 3% in his proposed 2020 budget, the lowest increase in a decade.
Bullseye to explore pre-WWII gold shafts in Western Australia
The shafts are located within a 5-kilometre radius of Bullseye's flagship North Laverton Gold Project.
Ximen gets permit to explore Providence claim in British Columbia
The approval allows the company to carry out its plans for additional exploratory work on the property.
ArcelorMittal to review Canada, Brazil iron assets
Move comes as the world’s biggest steelmaker seeks to cut debt by divesting non-core businesses.
US steps up efforts to limit China’s control of critical minerals
Washington has expanded an initiative to promote mining of lithium, cobalt and other minerals in resource-rich countries.
