Antamina CEO seeks ‘common ground’ after protests
Protests against miners in Peru, the world's No. 2 copper producer, have escalated in recent weeks.
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Implats said to mull bid for Royal Bafokeng as soon as next week
One of the main discussion points is the split between cash and equity that Implats may pay.
Why isn’t gold rallying along with inflation?
If history is any guide, there are high odds that gold may struggle further for a while before starting to rally next year.
Smuggling prompts Africa’s biggest gold producer to rethink export tax
Ghana saw its output slump 14% in 2020 after coronavirus-related restrictions slowed operations and a tax on the exports of small-scale producers was introduced.
Iron ore price drops 7% as rout continues
"We expect iron ore prices to find a floor around current levels," says ANZ Research.
Gold price gets boost from central banks’ dovish tone
Bullion is on track to close the week up 1.0% after strong jobs data for the month of October.
Coal is out, net zero now the goal in BOE’s greener bond buying
Bond buying will be skewed toward the stronger climate performers with the potential for further escalation.
Vale cashes in on fertilizer boom with $1.3 billion Mosaic stock sale
Brazilian iron ore giant thinks it’s time to cash in on the global fertilizer boom.
Tantalum supply and demand after the pandemic
The tantalum industry is transitioning to an entirely new normality.
