Faltering metals get check-up as industry gathers in Hong Kong
Base metals have had a shaky start to 2019, with a cautious Q1 advance giving way to an April drop on uncertainty about the global economy.
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China to close over 1,000 unsafe mining sites in 2019 — state media
The number of these hazardous non-coal mines fell by a quarter in 2018 versus 2012, but they are still plentiful.
US, allies propose financing for power plant for Papua New Guinea gold mine
The Wafi-Golpu mine in Papua New Guinea is considered one of the world's largest untapped gold resources.
Wesfarmers’ soft bid for Kidman spotlights lithium’s financing issues
Wesfarmers' bid for Australia's Kidman Resources undervalues the lithium miner, analysts said on Friday.
Oil holds above $60 as supply concerns counter Trump trade talk
Oil recovered from early declines after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to escalate his trade war with China.
Hong Kong exchange to launch dollar-denominated mini contracts for base metals
The new offering comes five years after a similar product fizzled on the Singapore Exchange (SGX).
Sandvik eyes listing of specialty steel business
Materials Technology, Sandvik's specialty steel business, has been seen as a spin-off candidate for many years.
Minnesota environmentalists step up fight against Twin Metals’ copper project
Coalition has gone to court challenging a Trump administration’s decision that opened the door to Twin Metals’ copper, nickel and platinum project in a wilderness area of Minnesota.
Codelco not giving away gold watches anymore
For decades, the National Copper Corporation gave away expensive gold watches to workers that have been with the company for over 30 years.
