Trafigura is using late founder as scapegoat on bribes, son says
Trafigura last month admitted that Claude Dauphin had approved bribe payments in Brazil
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Protesters blockade Peru’s Las Bambas mine after talks fall through
Since it began operations in 2016, the mine has had to halt operations for more than 600 days.
Gold price rally halted on signs of likely Fed rate cut delay
Both the US Treasury yields and dollar rose after the latest core consumer price index data.
Zimplats to cap job cuts at 1% of workforce, CEO says
Zimbabwe's biggest platinum producer announced in March it was offering voluntary job cuts.
Revival adds second gold project with takeover deal for Ensign Minerals
Revival Gold considers the large regional package at Mercur to "hold attractive potential for additional discoveries."
Asante Gold to bid for Newmont’s Akyem mine
Asante’s plan follows calls from Ghana’s government for local ownership of Akyem.
Byzantine bullion fueled Europe’s adoption of silver coins… until Charlemagne intervened
Recent findings on the origins of silver coins could transform our understanding of Europe's economic and political development.
Sweden’s LKAB cuts iron ore production on railway woes
The company said it will cut production by one million tonnes per year, and added it may also take additional measures, including laying off staff.
Copper price pauses rally as traders weigh US inflation data
Copper is entering a second bull market this century, Citigroup said this week.
