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Mantoverde makes workers new offer as strike continues

Updated 1 hour 29 minutes ago

Capstone Copper's Mantoverde copper and gold mine in northern Chile said on Wednesday it presented a new contract offer to workers in a bid to end a strike that began in early January, after talks... 


Whitehaven Coal beats second-quarter output view, shares jump

Whitehaven Coal beats second-quarter output view, shares jump

Updated 1 hour 32 minutes ago

Whitehaven Coal logged a bigger-than-expected 13.5% rise in second-quarter output on Thursday, helped by improved mining conditions and higher output from its Queensland and New South Wales... 


US moves away from critical mineral price floors, sources say

US moves away from critical mineral price floors, sources say

Updated 1 hour 40 minutes ago

The Trump administration is stepping back from plans to guarantee a minimum price for US critical minerals projects, a tacit acknowledgment of a lack of congressional funding and the complexity of... 


Australian critical minerals miner Iluka falls on flagging impairment of minerals sands unit

Australian critical minerals miner Iluka falls on flagging impairment of minerals sands unit

Updated 1 hour 42 minutes ago

Australia's Iluka Resources said on Thursday it expects to recognise two exceptional items, including an impairment of its mineral sands business, putting its shares on course for their largest... 


Gold nears $5 600/oz as investors seek safety, silver eyes $120

Gold nears $5 600/oz as investors seek safety, silver eyes $120

Updated 1 hour 49 minutes ago

Spot gold extended its blistering rally on Thursday to hit a record high just shy of $5 600 an ounce, as investors sought safety amid geopolitical and economic uncertainties, while silver came... 


Gold breaches $5 300/oz to record high

Gold breaches $5 300/oz to record high

28th January 2026

Gold broke through $5 300 for the first time on Wednesday as the dollar plunged to a near four-year low, ahead of a Federal Reserve monetary policy decision. Spot gold climbed 2.3% to $5 305.65... 


Deutsche Bank sees gold reaching $6 000 per ounce in 2026; Citi lifts near-term silver forecast

Deutsche Bank sees gold reaching $6 000 per ounce in 2026; Citi lifts near-term silver forecast

28th January 2026

Deutsche Bank said on Tuesday that the price of gold could climb to $6 000 per ounce in 2026, while Citi raised its short-term forecast for silver to $150 an ounce. Spot gold notched a record high... 


Vale's iron-ore output hits seven-year high in 2025, surpassing Rio Tinto's Pilbara

Vale's iron-ore output hits seven-year high in 2025, surpassing Rio Tinto's Pilbara

28th January 2026

Brazilian miner Vale's iron-ore production rose to 336.1-million metric tons in 2025, the company said on Tuesday, marking the first time since 2018 that its output surpassed that of rival Rio... 


Woodside beats Q4 revenue estimates despite oil slump, flags lower 2026 output

Woodside beats Q4 revenue estimates despite oil slump, flags lower 2026 output

28th January 2026

Australia's Woodside Energy on Wednesday flagged a lower production outlook for 2026, tempering stronger-than-expected fourth-quarter revenue that was underpinned by resilient output despite weaker... 


India considers tighter mining auction rules to deter laggards, sources say

28th January 2026

India is considering tightening mining auction rules to weed out developers that delay seeking clearances to mine on blocks they win at auctions, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters,... 


A gold nugget on dollar bills

Gold's blistering rally continues past $5 200 as dollar plunges

28th January 2026

Gold broke through $5 200 for the first time on Wednesday, as the dollar plunged to a near four-year low amid persisting geopolitical concerns, ahead of a US Federal Reserve monetary policy... 


Gold refining

Mali detains five gold mine managers over alleged code breaches, sources say

27th January 2026

Mali has detained five managers from the local entity operating the Yanfolila gold mine over alleged breaches of the country's mining code, two sources told Reuters. The employees from Societe des... 


Vale halts two units after water overflow triggers permit suspension

Vale halts two units after water overflow triggers permit suspension

27th January 2026

Brazilian miner Vale has halted operations at units that analysts say account for about 2% of its iron-ore production outlook for this year after water overflowed at the sites, a securities filing... 


Chinese buyers and sellers expect gold rush to continue despite record prices

27th January 2026

With gold prices setting new all-time highs this week, customers have been cramming into stores in Shanghai and Hong Kong that sell the precious metal, with some betting the price could rise even... 


Diamond on a black background

Japan, US eye synthetic diamond production under $550bn investment plan

27th January 2026

A plan to build a synthetic diamond plant in the United States is a prime prospect in Japan's $550-billion investment package, as the allies push to expand production of a material vital to chip... 


Mining equipment sold by Sandvik

Sandvik gets a boost from safe-haven gold boom

27th January 2026

Swedish mining equipment and metal-cutting tool maker Sandvik reported slightly larger-than-expected fourth-quarter core profit on Tuesday and proposed a higher dividend, after mining activity and... 


US to back $1.6bn USA Rare Earth funding, shares jump

US to back $1.6bn USA Rare Earth funding, shares jump

27th January 2026

USA Rare Earth said on Monday that the Trump administration would back a $1.6-billion debt-and-equity funding package to help it build a Texas mine and magnet facility to supply the defense and... 


Sundance Resources loses arbitration over Congo iron-ore permit revocation

Sundance Resources loses arbitration over Congo iron-ore permit revocation

27th January 2026

Australia's Sundance Resources said on Monday that an arbitration panel had dismissed its challenge to what the mining company has called Congo's unlawful expropriation of subsidiary Congo Iron's... 


Flood in Vale mining area damaged Brazilian river, state government says

27th January 2026

Overflowing water in a mining area owned by Brazil's Vale caused environmental damage as it reached the local Maranhao River, Minas Gerais state government said in a statement on Monday. The... 


Mali takes 51% stake in China-backed local explosives venture

26th January 2026

Mali has taken a 51% stake in a new industrial‑explosives venture with China’s Auxin Chemical Technology, its Council of Ministers said, tightening state control over critical mining inputs and... 


Bauxite being loaded onto ships

Guinea's bauxite exports jump 25% to 183 million tons in 2025 on Chinese demand

26th January 2026

Guinea's bauxite exports rose 25% in 2025 to 182.8-million metric tons, official data seen by Reuters showed, cementing its dominance in aluminium ore supply. A record 74% of shipments went to... 


USA Rare Earth shares surge on report of Trump administration investment

USA Rare Earth shares surge on report of Trump administration investment

26th January 2026

Shares of USA Rare Earth jumped as much as 62% in premarket trading on Monday after reports that the Trump administration was taking a 10% stake in the miner as part of a $1.6-billion... 


Gold miner shares jump as bullion prices hit $5 100/oz record high

Gold miner shares jump as bullion prices hit $5 100/oz record high

26th January 2026

Shares of gold miners jumped in premarket trading on Monday, as bullion prices surged to a record high of $5 100 an ounce, extending a historic rally driven by safe-haven demand amid geopolitical... 


R2 coin on a South African flag

Gold prices push South Africa's rand closer to 16/$ handle

26th January 2026

South Africa's commodity-linked rand strengthened in early trade on Monday, edging closer to a 16-per-dollar level thanks to record gold prices, while traders awaited the central bank's first... 


Gold has more room to run as geopolitics, cenbank buying fuel gains, analysts say

Gold has more room to run as geopolitics, cenbank buying fuel gains, analysts say

26th January 2026

Analysts expect spot gold prices, which hit a record high above $5 000 per ounce on Monday, to climb further toward $6 000 this year on mounting global tensions as well as strong central-bank and... 


Union at Chile's Mantoverde mine says company avoiding talks to end strike

26th January 2026

The union at Capstone Copper's Mantoverde copper and gold mine in northern Chile on Saturday denied a company claim that it was still occupying a desalination plant at the facility, saying the... 


Access road to Chile's Escondida, Zaldivar mines remains blocked amid contractor strike

26th January 2026

Striking contract workers employed by machinery contractor Finning resumed on Saturday a blockade of the access road to Chile's Escondida and Zaldivar copper mines, according to industry sources.... 


Chilean regulator fines Antofagasta's Centinela copper mine for non-compliance

Chilean regulator fines Antofagasta's Centinela copper mine for non-compliance

26th January 2026

Chile’s environmental regulator said on Friday it has fined Antofagasta Minerals about $775 000 for failing to comply with water management regulations at its Centinela copper mine. Centinela,... 


Barrick's North America spin-off hinges on Newmont's approval, documents show

Barrick's North America spin-off hinges on Newmont's approval, documents show

26th January 2026

Canadian miner Barrick's efforts to spin off its North American assets will hinge on the company's joint venture partner Newmont, according to documents seen by Reuters and former Barrick... 


Gold blasts past $5 000 to record high on safe-haven rush

Gold blasts past $5 000 to record high on safe-haven rush

26th January 2026

Gold surged to a record high above $5 000 an ounce on Monday, extending a historic rally as investors piled into the safe-haven asset amid rising geopolitical uncertainties. Spot gold rose 1.79%... 


US President Donald Trump

Trump admin to take 10% stake in USA Rare Earth in $1.6bn deal, sources say

26th January 2026

The Trump administration is taking a 10% stake in USA Rare Earth as part of a $1.6-billion debt-and-equity investment package aimed at helping the company develop a domestic mine and magnet... 


Speculative frenzy catapults silver above $100/oz

Speculative frenzy catapults silver above $100/oz

23rd January 2026

Silver prices vaulted above $100 an ounce on Friday, extending a remarkable 2025 surge into the new year as retail investor and momentum-driven buying added to a prolonged spell of tightness in... 


India gold premiums surge to decadal high on import tax hike anxiety

23rd January 2026

Gold premiums in India jumped this week to their highest in more than a decade, as investors rushed to buy the metal on expectations of an import duty hike in the upcoming budget, while China... 


BHP ships Jimblebar iron-ore to Malaysia, Vietnam as China ban stalls sales

BHP ships Jimblebar iron-ore to Malaysia, Vietnam as China ban stalls sales

23rd January 2026

BHP Group has shipped iron-ore cargoes barred from sale in China to Malaysia and Vietnam, seeking alternative buyers as its stocks of Jimblebar pile up at Chinese ports amid a protracted contract... 


Striking workers force production halt at Chile's Mantoverde mine

23rd January 2026

roduction at Capstone Copper's Mantoverde copper and gold mine in northern Chile is largely halted after the mine's desalination plant was shut down amid a nearly three-week labor strike, the... 


Deep-sea mining company seeks international permit under new Trump rules

Deep-sea mining company seeks international permit under new Trump rules

23rd January 2026

The Metals Co on Thursday became the first deep-sea miner to seek Washington's approval to mine the international seabed under a streamlined permitting process introduced earlier this week.... 


Rising copper prices help Freeport-McMoRan offset Grasberg production dip

Rising copper prices help Freeport-McMoRan offset Grasberg production dip

23rd January 2026

Copper miner Freeport-McMoRan reported a better-than-expected fourth-quarter profit on Thursday, as higher copper and gold prices offset a production drop after an accident at Indonesia's Grasberg... 


Gold miners at a mine in Mali

Mali's President tightens direct control over key mining sector

22nd January 2026

Mali's military leader has created a new ministerial-level role to oversee the mining sector, strengthening the presidency's direct oversight of the critical gold industry, and appointed a former... 


Goldman Sachs raises 2026-end gold price forecast

Goldman Sachs raises 2026-end gold price forecast

22nd January 2026

Goldman Sachs has raised its end-2026 gold price forecast to $5 400/oz from $4 900/oz earlier, noting private-sector and emerging market central banks' diversification into gold. Spot gold climbed... 


Chile President-elect Jose Antonio Kast

Chile's miners flag risks in dual oversight of mining, economy ministries

22nd January 2026

Chile's mining industry expressed concerns on Wednesday after President-elect Jose Antonio Kast named one minister to oversee both mining and the economy, warning that the economically critical... 


Santos CEO Kevin Gallagher

Santos forecasts higher 2026 production as Barossa, Pikka projects ramp up

22nd January 2026

Australian oil and gas producer Santos forecast higher 2026 production on Thursday, as it ramps up output at its Barossa liquefied natural gas project and starts producing oil from its Pikka... 


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