China tells iron ore traders to stop hoarding after rally
Beijing authorities are urging trading companies that store iron ore in big volumes at ports to sell some of their material.
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US, EU agree to start talks on critical minerals amid trade tensions
Biden and von der Leyen are meeting against a backdrop of European complaints that US subsidies will divert investment away from Europe.
The View from England: PDAC is over — time for would-be investors to reflect
Taking a long-term perspective, demand for iron ore, copper and other energy transition metals seems assured.
Ancient Romans failed to fully exploit rich silver deposit in Germany
New research confirms that Roman soldiers attempted to mine silver ore in Bad Ems but failed in 47 AD.
Peru mining firms’ logistics at risk from extended protests, analyst says
Fitch Ratings warned of possible lack of supplies and issues transporting ore to ports.
Don’t let China control clean energy supply chain, US officials warn
Washington’s message at the CERAWeek energy conference in Houston reflects growing concern that the rapid investment it is encouraging to fight climate change could backfire.
Botswana intent on selling more diamonds without De Beers
Three-quarters of Debswana's production, which was 24 million carats in 2022, is sold to De Beers.
Tin price under short term pressure, long term uptrend intact – report
Fitch’s forecast reflects continued weaker demand over 2023 and slight improvements in supply as mining and smelting operations are normalised across the market.
Artemis Gold passes final regulatory hurdle to begin works at Blackwater mine
The Blackwater mine is estimated to be the largest gold project in the Cariboo region of British Columbia in more than a decade.
