Five vital commodity industries are buckling under energy crisis
Energy-intensive sectors such as steel, fertilizers, and aluminum are being forced to close factories or pass on soaring costs.
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Gold price seen rising above $2,000 on inflation, mining veteran says
“The market is going to have to get used to inflation numbers being much higher for longer,” said Jake Klein, executive chairman at Evolution Mining.
Column: Iron ore’s short-term outlook at odds with longer optimism
It's likely that keeping iron ore above $100 a tonne will require some actual evidence that the bullish narrative is starting to kick in, writes Clyde Russell.
Teck and Chile discuss investments, royalties
Teck has stability agreements for QB2, which protects it against changes in tax laws for 15 years from the start of production.
India may delay coal plant closures in blow to climate action
Other nations globally have also been responding to high demand and severe shortages of natural gas by burning more coal.
NorthWest Copper’s Kwanika high-grade core shows more promise
Kwanika is located about 140 km northwest of the town of Fort St. James in northern British Columbia.
Codelco will resume construction in ‘coming days’ after fatal accidents
“Structural projects,” which the company hopes will counteract a drop in ore grades of its deposits, are key to maintaining copper production in the coming years.
Canada Nickel confirms discovery at newly acquired Deloro property in Ontario
The project's preliminary economic assessment based on prior resource estimates outlined a 25-year operation that would produce 842,000 tonnes of nickel.
China hikes 2022 rare earth quota by 25% on rising demand
China has raised the annual quota for five years in a row.