Trevali CEO leaves after two managers convicted of involuntary manslaughter
Ricus Grimbeek resigned two days after a court in Burkina Faso found two employees connected to Trevali guilty.
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Gold’s allure to dim in India as inflation, patchy rains bite
Spot gold prices globally have fallen about 9% this year and plunged to the lowest since 2020 last week.
Referendum over Bluestone Resources’ Cerro Blanco project in Guatemala underway
The Asunción Mita municipality launched a popular consultation that will either allow the mine to go ahead or halt its development over environmental concerns.
Tycoon running a quarter of China’s copper trade is on the ropes
Maike Metals is suffering a liquidity crisis, and He Jinbi's empire is under threat.
What to watch as commodities traders prepare for Powell
Pre-Fed tensions are most obvious in the bullion market. The looming rate decision will drive the next moves for the precious metal.
Deadline for working group dealing with Las Bambas conflict extended to year-end
Peru’s executive power extended, until December 31, 2022, the expiration date of the working group tasked with assessing compliance with the agreements signed between the government, Las Bambas and nearby communities.
Health benefits of removing coal from power generation unequally distributed – study
While Black and low-income communities benefit from decarbonization strategies, they still face higher levels of air pollution and related health effects.
A European stock trader’s guide to an era of scorching inflation
While mining stocks tend to outperform during periods of elevated inflation, gains may be curtailed by concern about China’s demand for metals.
