Gold price pulls back after surge towards $5,600
Gold prices retreated on Thursday during what was its most volatile trading session in three months.
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Brazilian authorities find erosion at Vale unit after water overflow
The suspension at Viga will last until the firm presents reports that show it can re-establish environmental control of the project.
Uranium entering multi-year structural bull market: report
Analysts at Teniz Capital see uranium as one of the "most promising plays" in the energy sector, forecasting prices to rise by three or even four-fold.
Caterpillar tops estimates as data centers lift power demand
Caterpillar is among the world’s top makers of mining and construction equipment.
Saudi’s Manara sounds out firms over push into metals trading
Manara Minerals Investment Co. has held discussions with traders including Glencore and Mercuria Energy about forming a partnership.
India classifies coking coal as critical mineral to boost output
The measure should spur mining by removing regulatory barriers including mandatory public consultations, the government said.
Solway to restart Guatemala nickel plant after price surge
The amounts involved are a small fraction of global nickel supplies, estimated by analysts at around four million metric tons this year.
India to unveil incentives for lithium, nickel processing
The incentive plan proposes a 15% capital subsidy for eligible investments in lithium and nickel-processing projects starting on or after April 1.
Tungsten price rises to record highs as export curbs turn up supply heat
Prices of ammonium paratungstate, used to make tungsten metal, were trading at $1,125 to $1,150 per metric ton unit in China.
