Gold demand drops as virus shrinks big Indian weddings
The expected drop in consumption comes after sales rebounded in the second half of 2021.
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Czechs ready to reach deal with Poland over disputed mine, minister says
A Polish government source said on Thursday Poland could seek to cut the planned compensation offered to the Czech Republic.
Gold price dips with Fed on course to hike rates in March
"Gold's performance is in a way slightly disappointing, bearing in mind the pretty seismic collapse in the US dollar," an analyst said.
NextSource shares up on successful Molo graphite plant testing
Phase 1 of the Molo graphite mine is fully funded and, when commissioned, will become one of the few operating graphite mines outside of China.
Equinox Gold meets guidance with 602,100 oz in 2021
Equinox produced a record amount of gold – 602,100 oz. – in 2021, meeting guidance and delivering 26% more ounces than in 2020.
Rio Tinto, satellite startup launch early partnership
Rio Tinto has entered an early-adoption partnership with Pixxel, whose satellite imagery could help the miner monitor active and closed mine sites, track ESG indicators, and advance mineral exploration.
Labour shortage threatens to put mining industry on shaky ground
Job vacancy rates in the Canadian mining, quarrying and oil and gas sector in the third quarter of last year reached a record high of 4.3%
Argentina seeks $10 billion in mining exports by 2030
Gov't expects $25bn in investments related to 34 projects currently in advanced exploration, as the deadline to restructure billions in debt to the IMF looms.
POSCO, Adani eye steel mill project in $5bn pact
The pact to explore business opportunities, under which both will invest about $5 billion, covers industries such as renewable energy, hydrogen, and logistics.
