Central banks just love gold and it’s going to stay that way
Gold has surged 19% this year as the trade war flared up, bond markets signaled that a US recession may be on the horizon, and the Federal Reserve cut rates.
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It has been approached by heavy earth-moving equipment suppliers interested in providing funding in exchange for securing contracts.
Chinese venture to start mining battery metal antimony in Tajikistan
TALCO Gold aims to eventually produce 10% of the global output of antimony.
Lithium glut, EV subsidy cuts take toll on major producers
Prices for the battery metal have fallen by more than 40% over the past year, knocking top producers' profits and share price gains.
Are coal exports to India an opportunity or lost cause?
The country looks to be the petri dish of whether renewable energies such as solar and wind can genuinely replace fossil fuel generation.
Quaterra, Chuchuna explore Alaskan copper-gold prospect
The companies are working on the Groundhog prospect, located about 3 miles north of the Pebble mine.
Bryah, OM form JV to mine manganese in Western Australia
The JV's objective is to explore for commercially mineable manganese at the Horseshoe South mine.
Opposition to Canadian miner’s planned gold mine in Turkey mounts
Recently published images obtained with the help of drones and satellites show what is supposed to be evidence of massive deforestation around Alamos Gold's Kirazli project.
Pilbara Minerals takes lithium mine stake off table, slices sales forecast
The moves reflect persistent weakness in lithium’s end market.
