Mining’s unlikely heroines – Greta Thunberg and AOC

Chinese investment drive leaves pastoral community divided

Holdings of non-Western central banks forestall sharp correction in gold

Port ore stockpiles are down 25% since February peak and imports are up 17%.

Mining giants Rio Tinto and Anglo American are selling a 74.5% shareholding in the South African copper company Palabora Mining to a consortium of Chinese and South African firms, in a deal valued at about $611 million.

Resource nationalism is one of the main causes of the current commodity prices instability and it is threatening global security, warns London-based Chatham House in its latest report.

Analysts still puzzled by Canada's investment rules

Things are shaping up nicely for 2013.

Chinese economy to recover via investment in infrastructure and property

400,000 dead-weight tonne vessels costing $100 million each have never offloaded in China.