Bolivia ditches new gold rule within days to curb ‘speculation’
By law, the institution must keep at least 22 tons of the metal.
Latest Stories
Gold price heads for weekly drop as traders weigh Trump, Fed outlook
Bullion declined by as much as 1% Friday, on track for its biggest weekly fall since May.
World’s top energy trader Vitol eyes metals as oil demand set to peak
CEO Hardy points to iron ore, copper, and aluminum as potential markets.
VIDEO: Trump re-election to bring commodity volatility in coming months
As Trump’s policies take shape, miners face uncertainties that could reshape the global commodity landscape, says CRU analyst Alex Tuckett.
Vulcan pushes back large-scale production date for German lithium plant to 2027
Vulcan started producing lithium chloride, an important component in producing lithium hydroxide, at its upstream extraction plant in Landau, Germany, in April.
Uranium Energy assesses $946m NPV for Roughrider project
The project was acquired from Rio Tinto in 2022 for $150 million.
China opens up copper blending business to private firms
China has allowed more private firms to blend more polluting complex copper concentrates domestically.
Codelco copper production rises in September, Escondida dips
Chile's state-run copper giant increased production by 5.2.% year-on-year in September.
Vedanta tops Q2 profit view on higher metals prices
Vedanta benefitted from higher prices of aluminum, zinc and copper, its biggest businesses.
