MMG’s subsidiary in Peru rejects blockade at Las Bambas, asks for dialogue
Since early February, the Indigenous community of Nueva Fuerabamba has been blocking a national highway called Corredor Minero del Sur.
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Comments foreshadow an intense takeover battle for the only proven producer of rare earth elements outside China.
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The metal hit an all-time high on March 21 after a massive rally that spurred predictions a reversal was inevitable.
Russia is stocking up on gold as Putin ditches U.S. dollars
Within the span of a decade, the country quadrupled its bullion reserves, and 2018 marked the most ambitious year yet.
Chile’s Codelco copper output drops in 2018, profits plunge
Pizarro said 18 labor negotiations at Codelco's mines affected its bottom line but that productivity increases kept costs in line with industry averages.
Maverix to buy most of the silver from Ascendant’s Honduran mine
The Vancouver-based company will make an advance payment of $7.5 million for the right to purchase 22.5% of the silver produced from El Mochito mine.
