Gold price advances as dip-buyers enter market despite dollar strength
Bullion climbed as much as 2%, clawing back some ground after a four-day winning streak ended Tuesday.
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Canada advocates buyers’ alliance to tackle critical minerals supply concentration
Earlier this week, Canada signed 30 new deals with 12 countries for a proposed C$12.6 billion of investments in mining and mining technology.
Sunrise Energy delivers feasibility study for Friedland-backed scandium project
Syerston was one of the critical minerals projects classified as being of great importance to national security by both the US and Australia.
Brazil court blocks mineral rights transfer in Equinox-CMOC gold deal
Equinox concluded the sale of gold assets in Brazil to CMOC in a $1 billion deal earlier this year.
Gold shipments stranded in Dubai as Iran war grounds flights
Mass cancellation of flights to and from bullion hub Dubai has left traders unable to move their metal.
BHP says its coal mines can no longer compete for capital
The portfolio includes some of the world’s biggest mines of the steelmaking fuel.
PDAC: Ottawa details $1.5B road, power fund
Canada officially launched the First and Last Mile infrastructure fund that had been outlined in federal budget to get metals from mines to markets.
Gold price bulls say broader rally is intact despite investors’ dash for cash
Gold's fall to around the $5,100 level will attract demand from Asia as safe-haven buying continues, a trader said.
US Antimony says Ontario project holds tungsten resource worth $4.6B
The company said it is now in the process of filing a request for US government funding in an effort to expedite its mining plan.