With gold surging, miners face payouts versus production dilemma
Some investors are concerned about the longterm growth prospects of an industry built on a depleting resource.
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As Teck oil sands mine hopes for okay from Canada’s Trudeau, 20 other projects on hold
Companies are delaying investment decisions hoping for new pipelines and higher prices.
Sawiris in talks to buy 51% stake in Egypt state-owned mining firm
Sawiris had said that he intended to invest in gold and copper mining in Egypt if investment conditions improved.
Ecuadorean court denies public vote on halting mining projects
Azuay's prefect, Yaku Perez, who submitted the request, said gold and copper mines threaten communities' water source.
India clarifies size of gold discovery in northern state
Its hunger for gold cost India more than $31 billion in imports last year.
Egypt to launch bid round in March for gold exploration in Eastern Desert – official
The country's Eastern desert is believed to be highly mineral-rich as it forms part of an area known as the Arabian-Nubian shield.
Antimony prices not expected to take off – report
Roskill says that it is unlikely that the metalloid will go back to 2017/2018 levels.
How cobalt can help produce hydrogen for clean fuel
Scientists used earth-abundant material to achieve affordable water splitting.
Deficit should keep palladium price on the boil
Thefts of catalytic converters because of the metal jumped in UK and North America.
