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Ero Copper reports record copper and gold production
Last year, Caraiba churned out 46,371 tonnes of copper concentrate, exceeding Ero Copper’s guidance of 43,000 to 46,000 tonnes.
BHP expects China to underpin commodities demand in 2023
Its view contrasts with that of Rio Tinto, which said this week that China's reopening could raise near-term risks of labour and supply-chain shortages.
Canadian watchdog renews Cameco’s licence for nuclear fuel facility in Port Hope
The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission authorized raising the annual production limit to 1,650 tonnes of uranium.
Molybdenum price in Europe hits record high
"There is zero availability on the ground and some people actually flew some material from China."
New Found Gold discovers high-grade zone at Queensway in Newfoundland
Assays from the Trans Canada Highway zone included intercepts of 79.6 g/t gold over 2 metres from 427.1 metres down.
GoviEx sells Falea uranium project in Mali
GoviEx will receive C$2 million worth of African Energy Metals and a 3% net smelter return royalty.
Chile mining industry regrets govt veto of Dominga project permit
The president of the National Mining Society said in a statement the project was technically sound.
Canada Nickel confirms major discovery larger than flagship Crawford project in Ontario
All 16 drill holes completed on the Reid property have now intersected multi-hundred-metre intervals of nickel mineralization.