Traders explore FX havens as rising rates dent case for bonds
Gold has long been a go-to place of safety, but it’s far from a perfect hedge.
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IGO wins auction for Glencore CSA Australia mine
Glencore Plc’s CSA copper mine in western New South Wales is expected to be worth $718 million.
Congo nears deal with Israeli billionaire to recover assets
The DRC is in negotiations with Dan Gertler’s Fleurette Group, which controls mining and oil permits throughout the Central African country.
New project to investigate if California’s Lithium Valley is world’s largest brine source of lithium
A $1.2 million project has been launched to both quantify and characterize the lithium resource in the Salton Sea geothermal field in California.
Mexico Supreme Court issues draft decision declaring Almaden Minerals’ claims ineffective
Mexico’s Supreme Court ordered the Ministry of Economy to declare ineffective Almaden Minerals’ titles for its Ixtaca gold-silver project.
The View from England: Mining’s Royal lesson
Just when you thought the industry's public image couldn't get any worse, it did.
PureGold makes key senior management appointments
Terry Smith has been appointed to the position of Chief Operating Officer and Bryan Wilson has been appointed Vice President Mine General Manager of the PureGold mine.
Gold stocks poised to dethrone top-performing oil in US, Canada
Citi increased its near-term price target on gold to $1,950 per ounce -- a $125/oz hike from its previous forecast.
Teck pilots electric transport truck at Highland Valley copper operations
Pilot marks the first use of a battery-electric truck to haul copper concentrate worldwide.
