China could restart import controls on coal as oversupply mounts
China maintained a cap on coal imports of about 300 million tons until 2022, but has blown past that level in the last couple of years.
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Canada to extend mineral exploration tax credit for two more years
The tax credit was set to expire on March 31.
JP Morgan investing $250M in Glencore through ‘sustainability’ funds — reports
Glencore is included in the bank's "sustainable" investment funds because its coal-generated revenues are below the 20% threshold.
Westhaven Gold doubles value of Shovelnose property in British Columbia
The new PEA contains resource contributions from two new zones (Franz and FMN), instead of just the initial South zone discovery.
Giyani produces first battery-grade manganese from Botswana project
High-purity manganese oxide samples are expected to be shipped this month to prospective offtake partners.
Kazakhstan revokes $54.5M arbitration award to Canadian junior
This marks the second time the award has been set aside, prolonging a dispute that has spanned over two decades.
Toronto exchange’s mining dominance under threat as explorers exit
The Toronto Stock Exchange represents 40% of the world’s public mining companies, compared to 56% in 2010.
Iron ore price at more than 6-week low on mounting tariff tensions
Also weighing on iron ore prices were resumed market talks of China's possible plans of slashing crude steel output.
Ivory Coast gold output expected to reach record high this year
The world's largest cocoa producer is seeking to develop its long-neglected mining sector to diversify sources of income.
