Brazil general with mining link takes over indigenous agency
Environmentalists say the tribes are the last guardians of the rainforest and opening their lands to commercial activity will speed deforestation of the Amazon.
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Rio Tinto 2018 iron ore shipments rise 2%, copper output jumps 33%
Rio's 2018 iron ore shipments from Australia's Pilbara region totaled 338.2 million tonnes, compared to 330.1 million tonnes the year before.
Trevali announces executive overhaul
By Thusday afternoon, Trevali's stock had dropped 10%.
Chinese maker of $20,000 electric cars set to crack US market
Kandi Technologies Group Inc. may become the first to crack the lucrative retail market.
Canadian geologist Kirk Woodman murdered in Burkina Faso
Woodman was an accomplished and respected geologist with a career spanning over 30 years.
Palladium reaches another record as JPMorgan sees more upside
Investors appear to be ignoring the fact that weak sales figures have been reported for all major auto markets in recent days.
Gold bull McEwen sticks with his $5,000 call as pot stocks peak
McEwen, 68, is a fixture in Canada’s tight-knit gold mining community.
LME to launch seven new contracts on March 11, lithium due in Q4
“We believe that these new cash-settled contracts... will help lower barriers to market entry"
Chile’s Cochilco keeps 2019 copper forecast at $3.05/lb amid trade war, Brexit
The reduction in global expectations for the price in 2019, coupled with the trade war, will keep investors away, maintaining a downwards trend in the price for the short term.
