Silver retail buying keeps supplies tight as rally gathers pace
Silver’s dizzying rally is leaving banks and refiners scrambling to meet unprecedented demand from retail investors.
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Zambian power trader plans $100 million link to Tanzania
Kanona Power’s planned high-voltage line would help boost electricity supplies to copper mines seeking alternative energy sources.
Trump streamlines permitting for deep-sea miners
NOAA’s new rules, which take effect immediately, consolidate applications into a single, shorter review period.
President-elect Kast stuns miners with Chile ministry merge
A late cabinet shift rattled investors, reversed a mining appointment and reignited debate over Chile’s investment climate.
Gold price extends record run with $4,900 in sight
Spot gold spiked as much as 2% to a record $4,887.19 per ounce.
Liberty Gold’s Idaho project gets FAST-41 nod
Black Pine is one of the few large-scale oxide gold deposits in the US.
Critical minerals firm weighs plan to build US rare earth plant
Atlantic Strategic Minerals is considering building the facility at its operations in Stoney Creek, Virginia.
Indonesia revokes gold mine, plantation permits after floods
The revocations affect several well-known companies in the region, including owner of the Martabe mine.
Copper price spreads ease in sign squeeze will prove short-lived
Contracts maturing tomorrow closed at a $2 premium to those expiring a day later, after the one-day spread briefly spiked to a huge premium of $100 a ton.
