Copper benchmark deal signals shifting supply dynamics in 2019: Andy Home
It was supposed to be a year of mine disruptions, with the market anticipating that multiple labour contract expiries would result in at least one strike.
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Weddings boost Indian demand; activity muted in other hubs
Local gold prices were trading near their lowest since Oct. 1, as an appreciation in the rupee made buying overseas cheaper.
Zimbabwe targets government wage bill to rein in state spending
Zimbabwean Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube cut civil servants’ pay and announced a series of other steps to reduce the government’s bloated wage bill.
Mineral Resources signs $1.1B lithium deal with Albemarle
Mineral Resources shares spiked on the news, closing Thursday 26.6% higher at A$15.76.
Maverix Metals raises guidance for 2018
Maverix Metals expects to exceed its previously announced guidance for the year of 18,000 to 19,000 gold-equivalent ounces.
Mined or lab-made diamonds? The answer is personal
Synthetic diamonds are cracking the consumer market largely thanks to millennials' evolving shopping tastes. But are they the right choice for you?
Foraco’s camp in Niger attacked by terrorists
An unnamed source told Reuters that the assailants were believed to belong to Nigerian jihadist group Boko Haram.
Sibanye shuts gold mines in South Africa as strike turns violent
Operations at Driefontein, Kloof and Beatrix mines were halted late on Wednesday.
RioZim demands $92m from the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe
The Zimbabwean miner claims it has failed to receive $48m due in payments from the central bank for its sales in dollars, suffering losses of $44m due to lost production.
