Iron ore price plummets 9%
Beijing clampdown on speculation as Rio Tinto announces closure of Pilbara mine over Christmas.
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Alrosa diamond sales drop in October, but outlook remains positive
Rough gems sales totalled $430.8 million in October, slightly less than the $435 million fetched in September.
Canada’s Yukon Chamber of Mines slammed over Trump-related tweet
“Yukon produces the best wall building materials,” said the organization in a tweet right after Trump won the US election.
Seabridge Gold drilling supports expansion of deep Kerr Mine plan
Seabridge Gold today announced that results from the final three core holes drilled this year at Deep Kerr successfully filled in the gaps required to support a southern extension of the deposit.
Uranium collapse signals 2020 positive supply shock: GoviEx CEO
The uranium market is showing all the signs of a cyclical industry suffering a post-party hangover -- except this was an all-weekend party session.
Chinese tighten grip on Tenke mine as Lundin agrees to sell stake for $1.14bn
Canada’s Lundin, which owns 24% of Tenke, has finally agreed to sell its stake to a private equity firm from Asia’s richest nation.
OPEC’s bearish report provides little hope for oil markets
OPEC has released a new market whammy, offering up the cartel’s production figures, which largely jive with figures reported by the IEA.
Report: DRC signs over $880m royalties to president’s friend
Global Witness: Royalty stream from Glencore's KCC copper-cobalt operation transferred to offshore company controlled by Israeli billionaire Dan Gertler.
Eighty-six years after Ohio’s worst mining disaster scars persist, but life goes on
Despite the incident happened 86 years ago, the emotional and economic wounds of Millfield coal mine explosion persist, but this photo essay is also a testimony to the resiliency of those who chose to stay and reassemble their lives from the ground up.
