Miners flock to Toronto as gold buyout buzz spreads

The world's No.1 copper miner will keep output targets and won't make major changes to its $25 billion investment plan.

“I am all in.”

Down more than half in September as higher gold price keep bargain hunters at bay.

Zinc gets a bump.

The approval will include “the same rights and the same level of legal and fiscal certainty provided under its contract of work,” the company said without elaborating.

Six people have been killed in anti-mining protests so far this year, including three at last week's clash between police and locals near Las Bambas copper mine.

Up 6%.

Freeport-McMoran was up 9.97% on the news to $13.01.

Teck jumps 14%.