Gold price closing in on $1,900 as tensions escalate in Ukraine
"Not only do the events on the Ukrainian border have investors seeking out safe-havens, but it (gold) also offers inflation protection," analyst at OANDA says.
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If an average price of $130 a tonne is assumed for the first half of 2022, it implies that BHP is making $50 a tonne more than what Beijing might deem reasonable, writes Clyde Russell.
Resolute Mining ups Mali gold project resources estimate by 40%
The Tabakoroni gold deposit, part of the company's Syama complex, holds an estimate of 1.3 million ounces of the metal.
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Newcrest flags delays at Havieron on ground conditions
Partner Greatland Gold, which holds 30% of the project, said the update was based on old figures and hailed Havieron’s potential for upside.
Gold Fields’ bet on giant mine pays off after years of losses
Its production for the year increased by 5% to 2.34 million ounce in 2021, placing the miner amongst the top eight global gold producers.
Biggest Australia coal plant to shut early as renewables surge
Origin Energy could shutter the Eraring facility, in a coal-mining region north of Sydney, as soon as August 2025.
