Gold price drops nearly 1% on strong US jobs data
The selloff in gold comes after the latest US payroll numbers came in above analyst expectations, lowering the chances of a Fed rate cut.
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Ero Copper’s Tucumã mine in Brazil reaches commercial production
Tucumã produced about 6,400 tonnes of copper in the second quarter, including about 2,000 tonnes during the second half of June.
Infographic: Who controls rare earth processing?
This graphic tracks refined output of rare earth magnets.
Pakistan dangles rare earths to woo Trump, avoid tariffs
Cash-strapped Islamabad seeks to avoid US trade tariffs and strengthen ties with the White House.
Summit Royalty to go public in deal with Eagle Royalties
Combined portfolio will feature 40+ royalty interests, with Eagle providing critical minerals, gold and industrial mineral royalties.
ATMY reports “massive” antimony-bearing mineralization at Bald Hill project
The Bald Hill project is located in Canada’s New Brunswick province.
Rio Tinto-backed aluminum firm to invest $1.1 billion in Canada smelter
Aluminerie Alouette is a consortium made up of Rio Tinto, which owns 40%, and other companies including AMAG Austria Metall AG and Norway’s Hydro Aluminium.
Faraday Copper jumps on BLM exploration plan approval
The approval unlocks 67 drill pads for testing open-pit and oxide targets.
Lupaka Gold skyrockets on arbitration win against Peru
In the arbitral tribunal's decision this week, the Peruvian government was ordered to pay Lupaka $65 million.