Gold trader hiring spree drives up pay as bullion booms
Gold's rise is creating a battle for talent that is driving up pay packages in what has historically been a niche market.
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Silver lease rates plunge as historic market squeeze eases
A lack of liquidity in the London silver market sparked a global hunt for the precious metal earlier this month.
China played key role in gold’s rally: Apollo
Apollo's chief economist says central bank buying, arbitrage trading, and increased speculative and safe-haven demand have driven prices up.
Newmont’s Ahafo North enters commercial production
Ahafo North is expected to yield between 275,000 and 325,000 oz. of gold annually over an initial 13-year life.
China’s September net gold imports via Hong Kong fall about 18% from August
Net imports via Hong Kong to China for September stood at 22.047 metric tons, compared with 26.746 tons in August.
High-level Chinese officials to visit Brussels to discuss rare earth export curbs
"We are very concerned about the trade relationship with China," says European Council President Antonio Costa.
Milei’s win cements US partnership in Argentina’s mining
Argentina’s push to tap vast lithium, copper, oil and gas reserves gains momentum after President Milei’s landslide win.
JPMorgan, Agnico Eagle pour $255M into Perpetua Resources
The bank invests $75M for a 3% Perpetua stake, while Agnico adds $180M for 6.5% and helps develop the Stibnite project.
Larvotto Resources rejects $373 million takeover offer on valuation concerns
United States Antimony Corporation still has a 10% shareholding in the Australian firm.
