Iron ore price marks quarterly losses on China covid, property woes
Overall Chinese iron ore demand may remain subdued in coming months, especially if Beijing sticks to its zero-COVID policy, analysts said.
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It goes without saying that the recent appreciation of the greenback has weighed on gold prices.
Peru proposes ‘new approach’ to mining to combat economic disparities, conflicts
Prime Minister Anibal Torres said during a conference between executives of large mining firms that the new "attitude" aimed to promote local and foreign investment.
Site visit: Reviving the historic Beartrack mine, exploring Arnett gold project
5,800-hectare Beartrack-Arnett property in Lemhi county is the amalgamation of Revival Gold’s 100% owned Arnett gold project and the neighbouring Beartrack mine.
Ideon Technologies aims to take some of the guesswork out of mineral exploration
The technology can’t tell what types of minerals are underground, but it can describe ore densities.
Rio Tinto-Turquoise Hill takeover vote set for November 1
The deal, valued at $3.3 billion, gives Rio Tinto a 66% stake in the giant Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold mine in Mongolia.
Why gold? Why now?
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Zambia plans mine-tax concessions while trimming budget deficit
Zambia plans to reduce its budget deficit next year, even as it makes further cuts to copper mining royalties.
Stellantis weighs new chip, materials strategy, Citroen CEO says
“We can secure lithium via a purchase contract, we can be a co-investor into a new mine development, we could buy material providers,” says Citroen chief Vincent Cobee.