Indian gold refiners struggle as smugglers offer hefty discounts
Most refiners in the world's second-biggest consumer of the precious metal have suspended operations.
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A copper-based coating can be integrated into fabric and respond to the presence of toxic gases.
Ivanhoe Electric ties up with Saudi Arabia’s Ma’aden
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Mystery buyer helped fuel nickel squeeze with $600 million bet
The mystery buyer represented 13% of net buying in the market on March 7, according to the Oliver Wyman report.
Surging molybdenum price adds weight to new year rally for copper producers
Copper mining byproduct molybdenum is up more than 50% in a little over a month, boosting margins for producers.
Lundin Gold stock rises as it beats production guidance for second straight year
Total gold production was 476,329 oz. for the year, exceeding the high end of the company's 2022 guidance of 460,000 oz.
LME to decide nickel reforms by end of first quarter
Months after turbulence highlighted shortcomings in LME oversight, the nickel contract remains broken.
Dynasty Gold shares hit new high on best assays to date from Thundercloud property
One hole intercepted 7.35 g/t gold over 51 metres from 88.5 metres, which represents the longest intercepts with the highest gold grades to date.
Column: China’s easing of Australian coal ban is symbolic, not market-shifting
One of the questions is whether Australian coal miners can compete on price with Russian thermal supplies.
