Invesco turns to Trump playbook for signs of a metal rebound
Escalating trade conflict between the U.S. and China has sent industrial metals to oversold territory.
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Pretium Resources roars back
111,340 oz of gold produced in the second quarter.
Tiger Resources’ $260M Congo asset sale to Chinese firm collapses
Tiger expects to release a new Life of Mine Plan for the assets in 6-8 weeks.
Private equity firm to deploy $550 million into mining sector
Targeting close or ready for production.
U.S. blasts Canada over report on B.C. coal mine
U.S. representatives on the International Joint Commission say Canadian commissioners have not been willing to submit a report that addresses selenium pollution in transboundary waters.
Alrosa unearths diamond shaped as soccer ball
The 0.50-carat stone was found at the company’s Karpinskaya-1 pipe, located in the northern Arkhangelsk Region.
South Africa mines minister delays finalisation of draft mining charter
Uncertainty around the charter has deterred investment into a sector that accounts for 8 percent of gross domestic product in the world's top platinum producer.
Demand for mining staff spans all levels and skills
Miners are looking to fill a range of roles now that commodity prices have recovered, says ENR Global. Sue Kihn, InfoMine’s Community […]
The end of quantitative easing and gold
June was hot for the central banks. The Federal Reserve lifted the federal funds rate for the second time this year, while the European Central Bank announced that it would end its bond purchase program by the end of 2018.
