Column: Study group shines some light on Doctor Copper’s confusion
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz is both bullish and bearish for the copper price.
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Canadian Mint to disclose sourcing data after report on cartel gold ties
Canada’s maker of circulation coins will start disclosing country-of-origin data by material type and provide a note for mixed materials.
Op-Ed: What Canada’s sovereign wealth fund, defence industrial strategy mean for miners
These initiatives reflect an increasingly strategic view of critical minerals as national assets, not just commodities.
World’s fourth-largest gold miner’s IPO said to be paused
The IPO of Navoi Mining & Metallurgical Co. was expected to take place on the London and Tashkent exchanges.
Ontario to axe early-stage red tape, mining minister says
The Conservative majority government intends to pass new laws this autumn.
Copper costs turn negative for Southern, Vale as byproducts soar
The rare result reflects a surge in prices for metals such as gold, silver, molybdenum and zinc that are found alongside copper in large ore deposits
Ex-Glencore trader part of Ambatovy nickel takeover, documents show
Jason Kluk, who left the Swiss-based miner in late 2024, is named in Jersey and UK registration documents.
Torex sees potential to extend life of Mexico gold mine
Morelos, one of Mexico’s biggest gold mines, has been Torex’s key asset since the company acquired the property in 2009.
Will Iran war fuel nuclear reactor construction?
Uranium is expected to face a widening long‑term supply deficit over the coming decades due to rising demand, analysts say.
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