Cobalt’s price crash bottoming out, stocks to hinder quick rally
The market is comfortably supplied in the short term, there shouldn't be any risk of shortages as long as the big projects ramp up.
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FLSmidth completes IMP buyout
The company said the acquisition is key to help miners in its portfolio know the ore characteristics within their mines.
$58-billion Pacific mine claim seen at risk as referendum nears
The Panguna mine has an estimated 5.3 million metric tons of copper and 19.3 million ounces of gold, according to BCL, worth about $58 billion.
Fura promotes transparency in coloured gem industry
Fura Gems has launched the Provenance Proof Blockchain designed to promote transparency in the coloured gemstones industry.
Golden Predator shares first bulk sample results
The overall grade for the bulk sample is estimated to be 20 g/t gold.
Central bank gold demand spikes to highest in nearly 50 years!
Perhaps it is no coincidence that the New York Fed made a stunning admission this week that the US dollar could lose its reserve status.
Russia’s central bank to pay less for domestic gold from May
Russia has overtaken China to become the world's fifth largest state holder of gold.
Trudeau faces ethics investigation over SNC-Lavalin case
“Again, all we’ve heard are allegations in a newspaper. The prime minister has said that these allegations are false.”
As Maduro digs in, his aides hunt for emergency escape route
Nicolas Maduro is under pressure at home and abroad, and being encouraged by the U.S. to go to “a nice beach somewhere far from Venezuela.” The question is where would -- or could -- he go?
