LME says likely to make fee cuts permanent after volumes rise
The LME cut fees on short-dated carries in October and on medium-dated carries in November in a bid to revive volumes.
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Spot gold has declined about 1 percent so far this week and was headed for a second straight weekly drop due to a recovery in the dollar.
Russia says discussing road map for usage of PGMs with South Africa
Donskoi discussed the need for more active cooperation in the usage of PGMs.
Canada’s Thor Explorations may raise up to $35m in a London listing
Thor, which is already listed in Toronto's TSX Venture Exchange, will use the proceeds of the new listing mainly to fund its Segilola Gold Project.
Kumba Iron Ore reverses Sishen mine-linked impairment charge
The unit of Anglo American said reversal, net of tax and non-controlling interest, was 2.6 billion rand and would be included in its basic earnings.
BMW mining deals imminent as cobalt price powers on – report
"The aim is to secure the supply all the way down to the level of the mine, for 10 years."
Embattled Avocet completes sale of Burkina Faso assets
The three-times delayed $5 million-deal should help the miner dodge bankruptcy for its units in the West African country.
Cameco’s profit beat estimates on improved uranium prices, cost-cutting drive
Canada’s top uranium producer is seeing the first improvements brought by higher prices and drastic cost-cutting measures, including the recent haly of its flagship McArthur River mine in northern Saskatchewan.
Endeavour in talks to avert Ivory Coast protests over gold production plans
Company has opened negotiations with local people in Ivory Coast in an effort to head off protests at two gold mines where the company aims to boost production by nearly 4% this year.
