Op-Ed: From tokens to tonnes — the great market regrounding
The future belongs to asset-backed ideology—ideas drive us, but without mining, they collapse under their own weight.
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G Mining greenlights $973M Guyana gold mine
The decision to build follows the receipt of environmental permits and the conclusion of a financing package earlier this month.
Rio Tinto moves to slash Chinalco stake via asset deal
Assets for swap may include Rio's Simandou iron ore project, the Oyu Tolgoi copper mine and its titanium business.
China and US ‘just flexing muscles’ over critical metals, BHP chair says
Australia is quite well positioned to support the US as it tries to derisk its critical mineral supply chain, CEO Mike Henry said.
World Diamond Council head says lab-grown gems losing their sparkle
Lab-grown diamond prices are collapsing due to increased production in China and India, undermining confidence in synthetic gems.
Antofagasta trims forecast as copper output inches up
The Chilean miner saw 1% rise in Q3 copper production and expects annual output at lower end of 660,000-700,000 tonnes.
Fortescue’s Q1 iron ore shipments rise, maintains fiscal 2026 outlook
The firm logged a record for first-quarter production on the back of higher hematite shipments.
Platinum is latest precious metal to see price surge and squeeze fears
Spot prices for platinum in London surged by as much as 6.4% to $1,646/oz on Wednesday, the biggest intraday jump since 2020.
Alcoa says high US aluminum prices offset Trump tariff costs
US President Donald Trump set 25% import duties on aluminum in March and doubled them in June.
