Gold glitters in India during key festival as prices dip
A rise in consumption by the world's second-biggest gold consumer could help global prices which are currently hovering near a 4-month low.
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Iron ore tugged between Brazilian supply shock, Trump’s trade war
Brazil shipped 18.34 million tonnes of iron ore in April, down 17% from the prior month and a massive 29% from the same month a year earlier.
BHP hit by $5 billion lawsuit over 2015 dam failure in Brazil
The group action suit describes in detail a series of failures and errors of judgment over several years leading to the collapse of the Fundão tailings dam in 2015, owned by the Samarco joint venture between BHP and Vale.
Great Atlantic acquires Glenelg vanadium property in New Brunswick
Recent and historic bedrock grab samples from the Glenelg project returned values of 0.33 & 0.42% V2O5.
Transition Metals optimistic after running MT survey at platinum-palladium project in Ontario
As a result of the survey, 235 hectares in 11 new claims were added to the northern portion of the Saturday Night project.
Newmont Goldcorp to account for over 7% of global gold output this year
The world’s largest gold producer by market value, output and reserves, is expected to churn out 8.4 million ounces of the precious metal in 2019.
SolGold confident in new major copper-gold find in Ecuador
The Australian miner believes that Cascabel and now Porvenir are the first in a long, large and rich string of copper-gold projects it will develop in Ecuador.
Lithium price: Battery capacity of electric cars doubles from last year
Lithium prices remain under pressure despite new report showing record 9.8GWh of battery capacity was deployed globally in March.
Vale says court halts Brucutu iron mining operations
World's top iron ore miner guides down production again for 2019 after earlier decision is reversed.
