Freeport to resume Indonesia copper exports within days
Exports for the year could reach 756,000 tonnes after US company agrees to build smelter and sell a stake in subsidiary to locals.
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Plenty of room for smaller iron ore players
800m tonnes going into Asian markets that the big four can't displace says 10m tonne per year Pilbara producer Atlas Iron.
Gold ETF buying strongest since November 2012
July gold fund holdings jump on safe haven buying amid geopolitical strife and a correction in equities.
Why Australia’s mining explorers have stopped exploring
Australia’s most successful mining prospector has warned juniors face unprecedented hurdles to bring projects to market as excessive regulation and high start-up costs threaten to derail the next leg of the resources boom.
Copper vs gold: Which has more M&A targets?
Karl Simich, Managing Director, Sandfire Resources, says the copper space comprises of large mines that are difficult to take over whereas the gold mining sector has smaller assets that are ripe for picking.
Accusations of Glencore-Zambia tax probe cover-up
The European Investment Bank will not make public the findings of a 2-year tax-avoidance investigation into the Swiss giant's Zambian copper operation.
Dennis Gartman: ‘Let’s calm down everybody’
A modest uptick for wages in the United States is not going to jolt the Federal Reserve into raising interest rates sooner than expected, according to Dennis Gartman.
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