Commodities face contagion as global market meltdown deepens
For commodities linked to industrial cycles, such as copper, a hard-landing scenario would put fresh pressure on bulls.
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EnergyX makes $150 million bid for Galan Lithium’s Argentina assets
The bid comes as prices for lithium have tumbled in the past year.
Endeavour’s ex-CEO paid miner $1.35 million settlement after firing
The London-listed company removed Sebastien de Montessus in January amid a probe into an “irregular” payment.
VIDEO: Cautious optimism in the mining sector as South Africa’s new government takes office
The sector employs nearly half a million people and contributes about 7% to the country's GDP.
Gold price falls over 1% as wider market crash spills over
Analysts believe the precious metal could regain its footing given the persistent economic and political uncertainties looking ahead.
Glencore to pay $152 million fine in bribery case
Commodities giant was fined by Swiss authorities for not preventing a business partner from bribing a Congolese official in 2011.
Aurubis slides after Q3 earnings miss
Shares in Aurubis fell as much as 8.8% after earnings at Europe's largest copper producer missed expectations.
Uranium miners say Australia to miss out on nuclear boom
Uranium explorers are calling on Australian state governments to lift bans on mining the fuel.
Agnico, Barrick dominate top Canadian miners
Agnico runs the country’s biggest gold mines by output: Detour Lake and Canadian Malartic.
