Ukraine steelmaker says Russia is taking metal from Mariupol
The alleged thefts would fit a pattern of Russia targeting commodity hubs that provided Ukraine with vital export revenues.
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Wealth shock delays gold bull market as Goldman revises targets
The bank kept its upside outlook for the gold price but delayed the path by revising its three and six-month targets.
Anglo American to stop using fresh water at Los Bronces by 2030
The $3.3 billion project has been criticized for its impact on water availability in the populous capital region.
Manitoba gets into potash mining with approval of first project near Russell
The project would produce up to 250,000 tonnes of potash per year and have an expected life of over 100 years, according to federal government website.
Musselwhite team wins Ontario Mine Rescue contest
From June 7 to 9, Ontario Mine Rescue hosted the provincial competition at Vale’s Creighton mine in Sudbury.
China’s surprise economic rebound in May propelled by coal
Headline industrial output in May grew an unexpected 0.7% from a year earlier.
Yamana expects to turn Gold Fields skeptics into deal believers
“It will become very obvious that this is two pieces of a puzzle that fit nicely together,” said Yamana’s executive chairman, Peter Marrone.
Column: Goldman sparks bear-bull battle in the lithium market
Both bulls and bears could be right in the short term as a falling spot price and lagging term price converge, writes Andy Home.
Kinross Gold sells Russian assets at half the agreed price
Kinross, which operated in Russia for about 25 years, said the price change followed a review by a recently formed commission to control foreign investments.
