Venezuela’s gold reserves fall nearly 12% in six months
A share of the central bank's reserves have been in dispute in London courts.
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Lundin’s Fruta del Norte drilling could ‘open doors’ to resource growth
Largest drill program since 2007 in the FDN district in southeast Ecuador has confirmed the continuity and expansion potential of recent discoveries Bonza Sur and FDNS.
US discussed ‘creative ways’ to help landlocked Mongolia export rare earths – officials
The United States is keen to secure sources beyond its main global rival, China, which last year accounted for more than 70% of world rare earth production.
Rio Tinto releases interactive map of tailings facilities
Miner reveals detailed information on 14 of its global tailings facilities and their progress towards conforming with the Global Industry Standard on Tailings Management.
Gold investors vanish
Gold investors have vanished, at least American stock-market ones.
Why the gold price struggles to stay above $2,000
"That $2,000 point, and those technicals, they start to impact some areas of demand for gold," says WGC strategist Joe Cavatoni.
AngloGold Ashanti first-half profit falls 54% as costs surge
Half-year profit declined 54% mainly due to higher costs and mandatory environmental provisions in Brazil.
Column: Rio Tinto counts the cost of producing green aluminum
The company booked a $1.175 billion impairment charge against its two Australian alumina refineries in its second-quarter results.
Barrick plans to restart Porgera gold mine this year
The mine was placed on care and maintenance in April 2020.
