Sudan gold exports to UAE slump after diplomatic ties severed
The North African nation sent about 8.2 metric tons of gold to the UAE in 2025, down from 22.2 tons the year before.
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Technology identifies the most suitable tree species and determines optimal planting distances to maximise dust-capture efficiency.
Gold price slides as Trump gives mixed signals on Iran war resolution
Equities fell, a gauge of the US dollar rose as much as 0.5% and oil jumped as concerns lingered over energy flows through Hormuz.
Barrick warns of “significant increases” to budget, timeline for Pakistan copper project
Reko Diq, one of the world’s largest undeveloped deposits of the metal, is in the remote province of Balochistan.
Trump restructures broad metals tariffs but keeps 50% rate
Under the new structure, goods with total steel, aluminum or copper content below 15% will be effectively exempted from the metals tariffs.
Metals fall as Trump repeats threat to attack Iran power plants
Industrial metals pared some of the losses late morning after a report that Iran is drafting a protocol with Oman to monitor traffic through the Strait of Hormuz.
Komatsu Germany Mining Division launches PC9000 hydraulic mining excavator
Designed to operate in the toughest mining environments, the PC9000-12 can be configured with diesel Tier 4, diesel unregulated or electric drive.
Australia passes law to trade, stock fuel alongside rare earths
The move comes as gasoline and diesel prices at the pump have surged to records across Australia.
Barrick taps Goldman Sachs to lead IPO for North American mines
The gold producer is exploring the listing as part of an effort to unlock value from its lucrative mines in the US and the Dominican Republic.
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