Gold price edges higher on fears of economic slowdown following sanctions
Gold is now on course for its best month since May amid the fraught geopolitical tensions.
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Russia’s palladium exports face disruption from flight bans
With most of Europe’s airspace closed to flights from Russia, miners like MMC Norilsk Nickel are examining alternative routes to supply customers.
Colombia Cerrejon’s coal output soars 89% in 2021
Cerrejon's production jumped to 23.4 million tonnes, recovering from the hit from a three-month strike and the coronavirus pandemic in 2020.
‘Weaving Two Worlds’: How the resource sector can build trust with Indigenous communities
New book calls for the mining sector to play a bigger role in reconciliation.
Iron ore price rises as Russia-Ukraine conflict stokes supply concerns
While Russia and Ukraine are not major suppliers of iron ore to China, the two countries now at war usually export to other European countries.
Chile’s appetite for going green to be revealed in new constitution vote
Chilean exploration model could swing sharply toward ecological preservation over economic development.
Russian metal exports slide as sanctions hit commodity financing
The nation’s top steelmakers have seen exports drop since the incursion in Ukraine began, while nickel shipments have also been affected.
Congo seals deal with Israeli billionaire to recover assets
A company controlled by Dan Gertler will return mining and oil assets to the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Seabridge raises $225m to move KSM project closer to construction
KSM is one of the largest undeveloped gold projects in the world by reserves, and is currently Canada's largest gold-copper-silver development project.
