US sanctions on Belarus potash leave out nation’s sole seller
The penalties announced on Monday target state-owned Belaruskali, which controls about a fifth of the global market for the crop nutrient.
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BHP, workers union at Escondida mine in Chile to extend talks by a day
Copper prices soared to record highs earlier this year, giving workers unions additional leverage in negotiations.
Union at Caserones copper mine in Chile to strike after talks collapse
Several mines in world top copper producer Chile are in the throes of tense labor negotiations, including BHP's Escondida and Codelco's Andina at a time when supply is already tight.
VIDEO: No injuries after a landslide at Itaminas mine near Brumadinho
The debris hit a truck, a backhoe, and a car but no one was inside the cars at the time of the accident.
Eldorado Gold sells Tocantinzinho project in Brazil to G Mining Ventures
A 2019 technical report outlines an open-pit gold mine with an expected operative life of 10 years and annual gold production of 170,000 ounces.
Foran raises $79m for McIlvenna Bay copper project
Foran announced earlier this year that McIlvenna Bay will be the world’s first carbon-neutral copper mine.
Fosterville South reports high grades from drilling at Reedy Creek, stock surges
Fosterville South is conducting the first modern exploration of the Reedy Creek goldfield in Australia.
Gold price dives to 4-month low on concerns of early Fed tapering
Spot gold fell by as much as 4.4% during the early hours of Asian trading.
Home: London lead market squeezed as metal piles up in China
The London lead market took a walk on the wild side last week.