China’s gold prices surge, hitting a record against the world
On Wednesday, an ounce of gold in Shanghai cost $2,007, about 6% higher than the price in London or New York.
Climate targets threatened by lack of mining investment: McKinsey
Report reveals looming shortages of minerals key to the energy…
Canada sees China as less ‘dependable’ partner on critical minerals, minister says
Canada in 2022 asked three Chinese companies to sell their…
China’s gold imports via Hong Kong bounce back in August
Net imports stood at 39.023 metric tons in August, up…
China scoops up cheap Indian iron ore in bid to trim steel costs
Indian iron ore exports have surged as steel mills switched…
