Deep-sea miners are set to dig for critical minerals, even if rules aren’t done
The Metals Company has said it will file an application in June for an ISA license to begin mining.
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China flexes rare earth dominance with million-tonne discovery
The deposit could host as much as 1.15 million tonnes of resources containing key rare earth elements such as praseodymium, neodymium, dysprosium and terbium.
Canadian opposition leader vows 6-month Ring of Fire OK in Ontario
The Ring of Fire area in the province's northwest lies in a remote swampy region where only one venture is considered advanced -- the Eagle’s Nest project.
Column: Congo conflict is double trouble for global tin market
Tin's supply volatility is once again generating price volatility.
Aurion, KoBold team up to explore critical minerals in Finland
Aurion will grant KoBold the right to earn a 75% interest in a portion of the Risti project area.
Rio Tinto urges shareholders to reject Palliser’s bid to review dual listing
The activist investor pushes for Rio Tinto to drop its London listing and unify under an Australian-domiciled structure.
Gold price steadies near record as traders weigh Fed’s next moves
Bullion hovered near $3,030 an ounce, about $15 below an all-time-high set earlier.
Copper price nears record as market braces for tariffs
Between 100,000 and 150,000 metric tons of refined copper is expected to arrive in the US in the coming weeks.
European bismuth prices rocket to record highs on China export curbs
China announced plans to impose export controls on bismuth, in response to Trump's import tariffs.
