Copper rally could prompt Mount Polley restart
If copper prices remained around $2.90 per pound, that could make it economic for mothballed copper mines in British Columbia to restart.
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Lundin reports interruption to operations at Chapada
Company has withdrawn its 2020 production, cash cost and capital expenditure guidance for its copper and gold mine in Brazil after a power outage caused damage to all four of the operation’s SAG and ball mill motors.
Trigon expands resources at Namibia copper project
Resources at the Kombat copper project in Namibia have increased by over 450%.
Resolute avoids Mali strike, reinstates 2020 targets
The miner restored its production guidance for 2020 of between 400,000 and 430,000 ounces of gold.
Gold price rises ahead of first presidential debate
Gold has found technical support at $1,850 per ounce, says analyst.
Brazil’s hidden treasures
Country still takes baby steps when it comes to research and exploration compared to major producers like Canada and Australia, or even neighbors Chile and Peru.
Cleveland-Cliffs to buy ArcelorMittal USA for $1.4 billion
The deal would make Cleveland-Cliffs the biggest flat-rolled steel producer in North America.
Rio Tinto ready for talks over Bougainville mine
The stance marks a change from April, when Rio rebuffed a request for a review of health and safety concerns at the giant copper mine.
Lucapa’s sale fresh sign of diamond market recovery
The miner and its partners in Angola have sold $5.6 million worth of diamonds from the Lulo mine, in a fresh sign that the market is slowly improving.
