PDAC: Canada’s energy and natural resources minister presses critical minerals case
Jonathan Wilkinson warned that the Trump administration may soon face taxed critical mineral exports from Canada.
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“The growth in battery capacity is not just about numbers; it signals a fundamental shift in how we source critical metals and design EV batteries," notes Frik Els.
SQM cuts spending amid drawn-out lithium price slump
The Chilean lithium producer will invest $1.1 billion across its businesses in 2025, compared to $1.6 billion in 2024.
Fleet Space acquires seismic exploration technology company HiSeis
HiSeis specializes in hard rock seismic technology, offering high-resolution subsurface imaging that aids in the identification of mineral deposits.
Gold’s price disruption eases as Trump tariff trade ‘exhausted’
The gap between Comex futures and spot gold has now shrunk to around $10 an ounce from highs of about $60 in January.
Zelenskiy pledges to ‘make things right’ with US as minerals deal remains uncertain
Four sources told Reuters that the Trump administration and Ukraine plan to sign a deal giving the U.S. access to Ukrainian minerals in return for military aid.
Aluminum tariff questions throw US manufacturers into tumult
A key uncertainty is whether raw aluminum and related products incur a 25% tariff or if they get a more favorable 10% treatment for being a critical mineral.
Congo courts Trump for strategic minerals tie-up as war looms
Congo has asked for an urgent meeting between Presidents Felix Tshisekedi and Donald Trump to discuss a pact.
