Chinese gold buying is driving a paradigm shift in bullion
As inflation-adjusted rates soared this year to the highest since the financial crisis, bullion has barely blinked.
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Interventions against illegal mining have a spillover effect on legal mining areas – study
Addressing unregulated activities in one area may have a spillover effect when the same activity is allowed in a nearby location.
LG Chem with Huayou to make battery materials in Indonesia, Morocco
The plant, set to start production in 2026, aims to produce 50,000 metric tonnes LFP cathode materials annually.
Why junior gold stocks could be gearing up for a glittering performance
Many are bullish on the physical metal, pointing to gold’s resilience in the face of a very strong US dollar and multiyear-high yields.
Photojournalist Louie Palu lends a human perspective to Canadian hard-rock mining in new exhibit
Visiting more than 100 active, abandoned and closed mines in places such as Cobalt, Ont., and Val-d’Or, Que. – Palu developed a holistic picture of mining that includes the work, the workplaces and the workers, as well as their communities.
Drill down on the economics of the Turnagain nickel mine in British Columbia
With a total capital cost of $3.6 billion over the life of the mine, Giga Metals will need other investors on board to develop the mine.
Glencore-backed zinc miner is getting crushed in the debt market
Volcan Cia Minera’s dollar-denominated notes closed as low as 49.5 cents on the dollar last week.
US Steel draws interest from small Canadian rival it once owned
Stelco is in talks with a potential partner on its bid, Bloomberg sources say.
US says it can’t cut China out of critical minerals supply chain
China’s key role in the processing of raw minerals means it will remain a key partner, says Jose Fernandez, the US under secretary for economic growth and the environment.
