Iron ore price rallies on China fundamentals, but cap looms
The rally has been driven by some signs that China's beleaguered property sector may be starting to turn around.
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Aluminum deal season has started, but no one is buying yet
The annual contracting season for aluminum supplies got off to a slow start at a key industry conference this week.
G7 to launch Russian diamond ban in bid to curb revenues, Belgium says
A ban on imports of Russian diamonds is expected to be agreed by Group of Seven nations in the next two or three weeks.
Private debt funds of $750 million sought for BHP mine bid
Stanmore Resources Ltd. is seeking to borrow a total of $1.1 billion for its acquisition of the Daunia coal mine.
Pará municipal chamber wants Vale to pay $82 million for gold “hidden in copper”
The CPI alleges the company did not declare how much gold and silver was extracted from the Salobo mine.
Manitoba declares itself Canada’s ‘critical metals Costco’
Manitoba has experienced one of its busiest summers for mineral exploration in decades.
First Majestic gets into the minting business
Its First Mint facility will allow the miner to sell a larger portion of its silver production directly to shareholders and customers.
Industrial CO2, dolomite used to produce construction materials
Korean researchers propose using industrial CO2 and dolomite to produce calcium formate and magnesium oxide.
Gold Fields cuts output targets in Chile on project delay
Miner also increased its total capital estimate for Salares Norte gold project by $20 million to slightly over $1 billion.