Australia’s Productivity Commission will conduct the 12-month review with the idea of streamlining regulation resources sector.
Australia wants to streamline resource sector regulation Read More »
The number of greenfield exploration projects drilled dropped from 33 in March to 16 in June, which is the lowest level since the beginning of 2019.
Gold exploration trends: drilling declines, advanced projects a priority Read More »
Study shows central bank buying during first half of 2019 up 57% and ETF gold holdings highest in over six years.
Strong fundamentals could give gold price new leg up Read More »
The Quebec-based company said it produced 3,572 ounces of gold in the quarter that ended on June 30, 2019, a rise of 169% from the previous quarter.
Monarch Gold reports mixed results in last quarter Read More »
The last time behavioural finance indicators deviated this far was in 2011 when gold was hitting all-time highs.
CHART: Gold price risk index is flashing red Read More »
Barrick had booked a $405m impairment charge on Lagunas Norte last year, which resulted in a $431m net loss in the September quarter.
Barrick to close Lagunas Norte mine in Peru Read More »
Setbacks at its mines in DRC and Zambia caused copper production to fall 5% to 663,000 tonnes in the six months to June.
Glencore warns of $350m hit on copper unit poor results, cobalt prices rout Read More »
The lawsuit was launched in response to a shooting incident in 2013 at Tahoe’s Escobal mine in south-east Guatemala.
Pan American Silver apologizes, ends legal battle with injured Guatemalan protesters Read More »
Follow the smart money –17 companies, C$139 million in under three months.
Gold, silver investing legend Eric Sprott on junior mining spree Read More »
As the global demand for base metals grows, the mining industry is on the hunt for new deposits that can be developed into operating mines.
Base metals snapshot: Eight companies advancing projects around the globe Read More »
