Gold price inches closer to record high as bets for Fed pivot beef up
Gold has rallied more than 11% since early October, initially fueled by haven buying in the wake of the Israel-Hamas conflict.
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Brazil authorities expect Mariana dam disaster deal to close in December
According to the newspaper O Tempo, the compensation is expected to exceed that of the Brumadinho disaster, for which Vale paid $7.72 billion.
Implats to restart platinum mine after fatal accident
The company said it will resume production at its Rustenburg operations on Thursday.
Ivanhoe Electric JV kicks off Saudi exploration campaign
The joint venture has exclusive access to approximately 48,500 square kilometres of land on the Arabian Shield.
Electric car makers can stop worrying so much about lithium
Lithium’s price slump over the past year has been as dramatic as its climb — and it’s probably not finished yet.
Boliden warns of lower Q4 copper ore throughput at Aitik mine
Guidance for copper and gold content was not affected by the production disruptions.
LME triumphs in lawsuit over cancelled nickel trades
Hedge fund Elliott Associates and market maker Jane Street Global Trading brought the case after LME cancelled $12 billion in trades in 2022.
Sibanye-Stillwater cuts about 300 US platinum jobs to lower costs
The precious metals producer will have to let go about 100 employees and approximately 187 contract workers.
Scientists call for long-term research to inform decisions on mining in the Wadden Sea
Researchers say long-term research must inform decisions regarding mining and other resource extraction in the Wadden Sea.
