Beating inflation: Are the Fed’s dreams gold’s worst nightmare?
While investors remain happy-go-lucky, fundamental data for gold and silver is now worse than in 2021.
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Iron ore price rises on hopes of Chinese stimulus measures
Shanghai has locked down its 25 million residents for almost three weeks as authorities attempt to contain the country’s biggest outbreak of covid-19 since the virus was first identified.
Opinion: China’s March commodity imports were subdued, more softness ahead
t's likely that the determination of the authorities to stamp out covid-19 will lead to ongoing lockdowns and economic disruption in coming weeks, writes Clyde Russell.
Seabridge updates resource estimate for Mitchell and East Mitchell deposits
The Mitchell and East Mitchell are two of five deposits in Seabridge's district-sized KSM project.
Vanishing LME shadow stocks add to metals market turmoil
Exchange stocks of aluminum, copper, lead, nickel, tin, and zinc haven't been this low since the last century, writes Andy Home.
Volkswagen reaps unexpected $3.8 billion windfall on nickel price spike
The carmaker, hit by a range of component shortages led by semiconductors, also warned of renewed pressure on already fragile supply lines.
Petropavlovsk weighs sale of business after Russia sanctions
The company has appointed advisers AlixPartners UK to help the board explore options.
Transnet declares force majeure on coal contracts, Thungela says
Thungela said Transnet "expressed a desire" to terminate its long-term transportation agreements with coal exporters.
Barrick’s first-quarter output hurt by Nevada gold mines
Company first-quarter production fell 17.7% from the previous three months.
