Congo seeks to tap more gold with new mines amid soaring prices
The country says it loses 60 tons of gold a year to smuggling.
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British Columbia miners sweep Reclamation Symposium awards
BC was one of the first jurisdictions in Canada to implement mine reclamation legislation, and the first to extend this policy to exploration sites.
Silver price hits $45 amid equity market weakness
The move takes silver's year-to-date gains up to over 55%.
Foran’s McIlvenna Bay zinc-copper project could produce ‘in Q2 next year’
Earlier this month, Prime Minister Mark Carney included the feasibility-stage McIlvenna Bay on a fast-track list for projects of national significance.
China’s top copper smelters call for action against new capacity
A rapid expansion in global copper-smelting capacity has torpedoed the fees processors can charge, forcing them below zero.
New Age Metals stock rises on Sprott backing
Sprott is currently its largest shareholder with a 23.2% holding.
Goldman lowers copper supply forecast on Grasberg disruption, sees deficit in 2025
Goldman estimates the disruption could lead to as much as 525,000 metric tons of lost copper mine supply.
Barclays warns mining earnings could fall 25% from nature-related risks
The bank analyzed 250 operational mines linked to 30 mining clients.
Nippon Steel sees small gap with Washington over US Steel’s golden share authority
Japan's top steelmaker closed its $14.9 billion acquisition of US Steel in June.
