Zimbabwe restarts minting of gold coins as bullion prices soar to record
Minting of the so-called “Mosi-Oa-Tunya” 22-carat coins, named after the iconic Victoria Falls, was previously scrapped in July.
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US greenlights rare earth mine next to Mountain Pass in California
The Department of the Interior issued its approval for Dateline Resources to continue its development of the Colosseum rare earths project.
Komatsu considers price hikes in the US in response to tariffs
The construction and mining equipment business is expected to suffer an annual negative impact of 140 billion yen ($976 million) from increased costs.
Gold price rebounds ahead of key US data
Bullion declined during the early hours of trading as optimism over a US-China trade deal from last week lingered.
Barrick faces contractor layoffs in Mali as it plans name change
The miner plans to become Barrick Mining Corporation next week.
Aclara opens heavy rare earths pilot plant in Brazil
The company expects to process 200 tonnes of clay from the Carina project, resulting in an estimated production of 150 kg of heavy rare earth carbonates.
Kazakh gold miner Solidcore says Q1 gold production fell by 42%
The company, formerly called Polymetal, reiterated its full-year guidance of gold equivalent production at 470,000 oz.
China’s first-quarter gold consumption falls 6%
The rise in gold prices has led to a shift in consumer behaviour, with traditional gold products such as gold ornaments and jewellery giving way to gold bars and coins.
US-Ukraine minerals deal could be signed within days
Progress comes as Kyiv announced that previous US military aid would not be counted against the terms of the new deal.
