Fatalities rise among gold miners in 2024, Metals Focus reports
Eight out of the 14 companies in the report recorded a combined 27 fatalities at mine sites in 2024.
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Codelco and BHP’s Escondida boost copper output in July
Codelco's production rose to 6.4% 118,500 tonnes while Escondida, the world's largest copper mine, saw a 7.8% increase to 114,800 tonnes.
Japan pours $7B into African corridor backing Sovereign’s project
The Nacala Corridor is key for Sovereign’s forthcoming DFS for its Kasiya rutile-graphite project in Malawi.
Gold already reversed – it’s miners’ turn
Gold price reversed in a quite clear way after reaching its rising resistance line.
Anglo-Teck Vancouver headquarters is a ‘perpetual’ commitment
Establishing the global headquarters in Vancouver, with the presence of most senior executives, “is a great thing for the country,” Teck CEO Jonathan Price says.
Newmont applies for voluntary delisting from Toronto Stock Exchange
The move is expected to be effective on or about the close of trading September 24.
Policy is the new geology, panel hears
The single biggest driver of returns now isn’t what’s in the rock, it’s what’s on the books, a panel heard at the Precious Metals Summit
White House tariff update on gold bars a ‘welcome development,’ LBMA says
According to the LBMA, the UK Health and Safety Executive indicated that kilobars imported as investment products could be classified as "articles," exempting them from registration.
ANZ raises year-end gold forecast to $3,800
It also said prices could peak near $4,000 by June next year, citing robust investment demand for bullion.
