Burkina Faso miners say business as usual despite coup
Companies said the new military leadership has urged people of Burkina Faso to “go about their business in peace.”
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Rio Tinto ousts Australian uranium unit directors over contentious report
Move is considered a key victory in a dispute over potential mining in Australia's Kakadu national park.
Los Pelambres union members vote in favour of strike action
Antofagasta has four days to ask the Labour Department for mediation.
Mexican legislator calls for public release of mining companies’ financial, environmental records
Mexican MP Adriana Bustamante presented an amendment to Article 7 of the country’s Mining Law, which allows mining companies to keep financial and environmental information confidential.
Biblical copper mines’ environmental impacts last to this day
The ancient copper industry at Israel’s Timna Valley was not managed in a sustainable manner.
London gold dealer runs out of bullion as Truss budget shocks
As the UK currency slid to an all-time low early Monday, bullion priced in pounds climbed close to a record.
Demand for aluminum slows in another sign of troubled economy
Makers of everything from automobiles to beverage cans to kitchen appliances are holding off booking next year’s aluminum orders.
Get ready for another bear-market rally, strategist Emanuel says
A crisis of confidence in the outlook for the UK’s finances was the latest trigger for risk aversion, helping drag the S&P 500 Index to an almost two-year low.
Iron ore price marks quarterly losses on China covid, property woes
Overall Chinese iron ore demand may remain subdued in coming months, especially if Beijing sticks to its zero-COVID policy, analysts said.
