Gold price surges by most in history
US Fed promised to pump "unlimited" amounts of money into the financial system, boosting the metal’s status as a store of wealth and inflation hedge.
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Virus control measures to hit Rio Tinto operations in South Africa, Canada
Production at its Richards Bay Minerals in South Africa will be halted on Thursday for 21 days.
Hatch, Anglo, BHP, and Fortescue form Green Hydrogen consortium
Companies are committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
China Moly to isolate TFM copper mine in Congo
Isolation beginning at noon on Tuesday in response to the coronavirus.
Nighthawk expands Colomac Main sill at depth
Colomac is a past-producing open pit with historical production of approximately 500,000 oz.
South Africa orders mines to close in 21-day virus lockdown
South Africa’s army will help the police to enforce the lockdown that will start midnight Thursday.
The Rhino 100 raise borer arrives
Mounted on rubber tires, the Rhino 100 can travel under its own power, requires just one operator, and can begin boring within 45 minutes of arrival on site.
Congo’s key copper, cobalt provinces in two-day lockdown
The measure is expected to weigh heavily on copper output.
Pan American pauses Argentina operations
The company is also suspending supply deliveries and personnel transport at its San Vicente operations in Bolivia.
