Gold, silver miners sell stock at fastest pace in over a decade
A flurry of equity raises by the small- and mid-cap precious metals miners comprised the bulk of activity.
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De Beers bets on India’s rich to boost natural diamond demand
The unit of Anglo American is opening its fifth and largest global ‘Forevermark’ store in Mumbai this week.
Column: US tariff pull on copper drains China’s bonded warehouses
China's exports of refined copper surged to record levels last year as the world's top buyer found itself in unusual competition with the US for spare metal.
Strike continues at Capstone Copper’s Mantoverde mine after negotiations fail
The union in a statement said it expected a lengthy strike and that the mine was almost completely shut down.
Gold overtakes US bonds as largest foreign reserve asset
The value of gold held by foreign central banks is now approaching the $4 trillion mark.
Codelco delivers on copper growth goal — by slimmest of margins
Codelco is targeting another modest increase this year, with output budgeted at 1.344 million tons.
Pressure for Indonesian quota U-turn is a risk for nickel price rally
Following its announcement of mining curbs in December, prices of nickel have steadily gained more than 30%.
Critical Metals to build pilot plant in Greenland
The facility will be engineered for Arctic climate conditions and be ready for use no later than May 2026, it said.
Revival logs shallow gold at Mercur project in Utah
The 2025 drilling program furthers a push by Revival to expand resources at one of the few large undeveloped western US gold projects.