Tin slumps most in seven years on spike in Chinese selling
The metal, which is mostly used in soldering, dropped 6.3% to settle at $17,700 a metric ton on the London Metal Exchange.
Latest Stories
Australia offers highly paid miners some relief
The changes are being lauded for their potential to stimulate the Australian economy in remote and resource-rich regions.
Vale CFO should face criminal indictment for dam, panel says
Vale’s attempt to reduce costs resulted in heightened tolerance for risks, according to the report.
The oil crisis Saudi Arabia can’t solve
Amin Nasr’s message to the press that oil flows to the market are guaranteed should be taken with a pinch of salt.
Alcoa’s workers accept offer, ‘exhausted’ from 18-month dispute
Alcoa last week said it expects the smelter to be fully operational within 10 months if the offer was accepted.
Australia predicts 50% drop in iron ore price by 2021
Iron ore price sets fresh 5-and-a-half year high Tuesday, but the good times won't last, says the Australian government's chief economist.
Police swarm gold rush mountain as Ecuador declares emergency
The Buenos Aires area is part of a concession owned by Canada’s Hanrine. It lies just south of Cascabel, where SolGold PLC is seeking to build a major copper, silver and gold mine.
Fatality at McEwen’s Gold Bar mine due to natural causes, not mining related
The MSHA's findings confirm the company's preliminary analysis, which suggested that the truck driver may have suffered a medical emergency.
B2Gold sells Nicaraguan mines to Calibre for $100m
The El Limon and La Libertad mines have produced more than 1.4 million ounces of gold since 2010.