China’s February net gold imports via Hong Kong nearly halved m/m
China's net gold imports via Hong Kong slumped about 48% in February to the lowest level since November.
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Banks shying away from fossil fuels bolster private credit deals
The value of private credit deals in the oil and gas industry topped $9 billion in the 24 months through 2023, up from $450 million arranged in the preceding two years.
Mako Mining expands into South America with deal to acquire Goldsource
This acquisition, says Mako, creates a "clear path to over 100,000 ounces per year of gold production."
How science may assist green metals exploration efforts
A recent paper in the journal Science Advances reveals new information that may inform future metal prospecting.
Silvercorp clears way for Perseus Mining takeover of OreCorp
Perseus and Silvercorp vied for months to acquire the Africa-focused gold explorer, which owns the Nyanzaga gold project in Tanzania.
Gold price climbs toward record ahead of US inflation data release
The precious metal was also bolstered on Tuesday by weaker US dollar.
Iron ore hit by fresh selling as traders fret over China demand
The absence of strong policy signals from Beijing has fueled uncertainty on whether construction activity will pick up.
China coal industry group says output at accident-hit mining hubs back to normal
A recent spike in coal mine accidents had pushed authorities to order safety inspections at major mining hubs including Shaanxi and Inner Mongolia.
Northern Star seeks to expand the already massive “Super Pit”
Proposed expansion would add seven years to the operating life of the iconic gold mine in Western Australia until 2034.
