Gold investors bet against Fed as war threatens paradigm shift
“Gold has effectively been questioning the Fed’s ability to raise actual real rates, while delivering a soft landing for the economy,” analyst said.
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Column: Tin price still flying high despite resurgent production
Global refined tin production surged by 11% last year but production rebound hasn't done much to cool prices, writes Andy Home.
Russian metals producers want Putin to ease taxes amid war
Mining and metals companies want the tax system to return to how it was before changes made last year that effectively raised levies.
Musk’s tweets fuel mining industry’s hopes of a buyout by Tesla
The auto giant already has supply contracts for nickel, lithium and a range of other EV metals from suppliers across the globe.
Silver demand to reach its highest on record in 2022, Silver Institute says
The silver price is expected to average $23.90 an ounce in 2022.
Vale starts work on eliminating another upstream dam
The new effort will focus on eliminating a dike from its Barragem 5 dam at the Aguas Claras mine, located in the Minas Gerais city of Nova Lima.
Glencore climate plan in spotlight on concern over methane emissions
A Glencore climate plan is facing greater scrutiny following a report that the company is understating methane emissions from some of its Australian coal mines.
Black lung cases increasing among US coal miners
Researchers found higher levels of silica dust in the lung tissue of contemporary coal miners compared to the lung tissue of previous generations of coal miners.
SolGold’s Cascabel could be “top 20” mine in South America
Long-delayed pre-feasibility study for the copper-gold project in Ecuador confirms Cascabel is "no ordinary mining asset."