US plans to use emergency powers to save more coal plants
The Trump administration has prioritized expanding the use of a coal and argued that the closure of fossil fuel-powered plants threatens the grid.
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American Tungsten inks offtake deal for Ima mine in Idaho, stock rises
It signed a letter of intent with US partner Global Tungsten & Powders, a major tungsten processor worldwide.
Column: Metallurgical coal is set to rise from the doldrums as green steel ambition fades
Metallurgical coal producers have reason for medium- to long-term optimism as supply remains constrained.
Chile to curb budget growth as Codelco ramps up recovery, minister says
State-run Codelco, the world's largest copper miner, seeks to recover from recent production problems.
Aris Mining reports safe recovery of all workers at Colombia mine
Of the 23 workers trapped, five were Aris employees who were conducting a routine monthly review of mine operations.
Congo sticking to cobalt export quotas, keen to boost processing
Miners will be allowed to ship up to 18,125 tons of cobalt for the rest of 2025, with annual caps of 96,600 tons in 2026 and 2027.
Aurubis starts production at US copper recycling plant
Production will include 70,000 tons of high-grade blister copper with purity of 98-99%.
G7 mulls rare earth price floors, other measures to counter China
According to Reuters, the G7 leaders recently met in Chicago to address their overreliance on Chinese supply.
Hedge fund Waratah snaps up gold stocks as rally powers ahead
The fund has invested in mid-size Canadian producers including Equinox Gold and Centerra Gold.