Rio Tinto, Resource Minerals and Sidney top April mining ranks
Geopolitics, rising costs and supply strain lifted mining stocks, with copper bets and exploration momentum leading gains.
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Gold price continues slide as US-Iran deal stalls
Spot gold fell as much as 1.8% to just above $4,500 an ounce.
Australia, Japan strengthen critical minerals ties
Australia plans to provide up to A$1.3 billion, while the government of Japan has provided approximately A$370 million in investments and grants.
Wyloo taps BofA to sell Yangibana rare earths stake
Billionaire Andrew Forrest considers selling Yangibana stake as rare earths momentum faces uncertainty amid global competition.
Interactive infographic: The global uranium cost spectrum
The Northern Miner ranks global uranium production from the cheapest to the priciest.
Asian Development Bank launches finance scheme for critical mineral supply chains
Korea Eximbank and the Korean Trade Insurance Corporation had each signed a $500 million memorandum as the facility’s first partners.
Column: Study group shines some light on Doctor Copper’s confusion
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz is both bullish and bearish for the copper price.
Canadian Mint to disclose sourcing data after report on cartel gold ties
Canada’s maker of circulation coins will start disclosing country-of-origin data by material type and provide a note for mixed materials.
Op-Ed: What Canada’s sovereign wealth fund, defence industrial strategy mean for miners
These initiatives reflect an increasingly strategic view of critical minerals as national assets, not just commodities.