Trump push for US fertilizer won’t be enough to replace imports
The US gets roughly 90% of its potash — used in the production of corn and soybeans, the nation’s two biggest crops — from other countries.
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PEA values Critical Metals’ Tanbreez rare earth project in Greenland at $3B
The PEA demonstrates an internal rate of return of approximately 180%.
Diamond miner Lipari begins trading on Cboe Canada
Lipari holds one project in Angola and one producing mine in Brazil.
Copper price falls to two-week low on tariff worries
Three-month copper futures on the COMEX fell 1.8% as of 1 p.m. ET to $5.0375 per lb.
MMG seeks to reassure investors amid Peru ‘illegal’ copper boom
The statement follows reports of a large, informal mine being run by local communities on the Sulfobamba area of the Las Bambas concession.
German politicians fret over gold reserves held in the US
About 37% of Germany's gold (roughly 1,236 tonnes) are held in vaults of the New York Federal Reserve.
Op-Ed: The mining executive order needs creative financial support to achieve its goals
The call for public financial support speaks to the very real financial challenges (and risks) that domestic mining faces given China’s dominant position across many key minerals.
Codelco regains title as world’s top copper producer
Chile’s state-owned miner produced 1.44 million tonnes of copper last year.
Gold price blasts through $3,100 for new record high
The rally takes bullion's gains for the year to 18%, as investors continue to hedge against economic instability, geopolitical tensions and inflation in Trump's second stint in office.
