Weak payrolls saved gold. For how long?
Job creation disappointed in December, but it could not be enough to counterweight rising real interest rates and save gold.
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Fed hawks circle over gold. Will it become their prey?
With interest rates poised to rise and the USD Index still undervalued, more headwinds should confront gold, silver, and mining stocks in the coming months.
Lundin Gold beats 2021 production targets at Fruta del Norte
The company, which expected between 380,000 and 420,000 ounces of gold for the year, produced 428,514 gold ounces at its Ecuador mine.
Endeavour Silver beats 2021 production guidance, shares up
Annual silver production exceeded guidance by 3%, while gold production was in line with the upper range of guidance.
HERE partners with Ericsson on custom mine maps
Smart mining operations are projected to increase threefold until 2025.
Glencore’s deal for giant Colombian coal mine ends up costing much less
The company on Tuesday said it completed the acquisition of the Cerrejon mine, at an estimated final cost of $230 million.
Osisko Mining’s Windfall resources hit 6.8 million oz gold
Osisko has released the updated resource estimate for its Windfall gold project that puts 3.2 million oz. in the indicated category plus 3.6 million oz. in the inferred category.
Capital investment firm, battery recycler join forces to boost US rare earths production
HG Ventures and American Rare Earth LLC want to scale up the recycling of batteries, magnets and e-waste with the goal of recovering and supplying rare earth metals to the US market.
Rio Tinto to transport iron ore in Pilbara via battery-electric trains
The miner will buy four battery electric trains to deploy in the Pilbara region of Western Australia as part of its decarbonization strategy.
