Gold breaks down, waving good-bye to the 2019 rally
Gold broke below the lowest closing price of September and it just verified this breakdown by closing below it for three consecutive trading days.
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The US coal producers plowing ahead with new mines in a rout
As coal prices tumble and bankruptcies rise, a few US miners are still pushing ahead with plans to expand.
Gold Fields says South Africa mine revival could unlock deal
Gold Fields on Friday raised South Deep’s output targets for this year and next as the company implements the mine’s fifth turnaround plan since its acquisition in 2006.
South Africa’s AMCU mining union seals platinum wage deals
South Africa's biggest platinum mining union has sealed wage agreements with Anglo American Platinum, Impala Platinum, and Sibanye-Stillwater.
Botswana Diamonds digs up first stones at South African mine
The diamonds came from residual unprocessed stockpiles and bearing gravels surrounding Marsfontein mine in Limpopo.
Sirius Minerals unveils rescue plan for UK’s biggest fertilizer mine
Miner will try raising $600m first, which will allow it to finish sinking shafts and access the world's largest deposit of polyhalite, a type of fertilizer.
Talon wants an integrated nickel mine that supplies America’s battery industry
The company is aiming to produce nickel sulphates at the Tamarack project.
Renascor releases DFS for Siviour graphite project
The Australian miner says Siviour is one of the world’s leading graphite projects.
Anglo American lowers thermal coal forecast amid move to exit sector
The commodity was barely mentioned in an update to investors as one of the company’s main pillars of growth from 2020 and beyond.
