Copper, gold price bulls nurse their wounds but fight’s not over yet
While there are many reasons to still bet on a so-called supercyle, it’s unlikely to be plain sailing.
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A giant copper union joins push for bigger state role in Chile
The FTC, which brings together unions at Chile’s state-owned copper producer Codelco, wants privately-run mines to pay 75% of earnings in tax.
As copper plunges, Appian bets on shortages from electrification
The private equity fund is ramping up a new mine in Brazil’s northeastern region.
Gold price on track for biggest weekly loss in 15 months
Bullion is heading for its biggest weekly drop in over a year, weighed down by concerns over tighter monetary policy as soon as 2022.
GoldSpot AI to search for lithium, tantalum targets in Quebec
GoldSpot's algorithms distil all available geological information to identify the most efficient way to explore.
Hochschild says 27 workers killed in Peru bus accident
The bus was transporting workers from Hochschild's Pallancata operation to the city of Arequipa in the south of Peru.
Iron ore price retreats on news of further restrictions in China
China's state planner said on Friday that it had jointly launched an investigation into coal prices with the market regulator and will crack down on speculation and hoarding.
Copper price slumps as dollar touches two-month high
The most traded July copper contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange dropped to the lowest since April 15,
Nova acquires royalty on Anglo, Glencore’s jointly owned copper project in Chile
The West Wall project is located in the same geological belt as some of South America's largest copper deposits.
