Metals
  • Gold$4,045.80/oz−0.37%
  • Silver$53.87/oz−1.04%
  • Platinum$1,544.90/oz+0.32%
  • Palladium$1,024.51/oz−1.11%
  • Copper$6.62/lb−0.02%
  • Aluminium$3,094/t−0.25%
  • Nickel$15,778/t+1.14%
  • Zinc$3,861/t+1.17%
  • Lead$1,920/t−0.17%
  • Lithium$15,004/t+0.64%
  • Cobalt$22.85/lb0.00%
  • Uranium$89.89/lb−0.01%
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Public Policy • Oct 21, 2021

Russian Metals Sector May Be A Target For

Former U.S. government sources told S&P Global Market Intelligence that if President Vladimir Putin intensifies a developing conflict with the West via military action, the Russian…

Africa • Oct 15, 2021

Blame Canada? South Africa’s mining sector has

The resources sector climate it has built for the Canadian government is the world's most competitive and appealing. Canadian Miners and Minerals' 2019 Canadian Miners and…

Mining Operations • Oct 12, 2021

Rio Tinto’s Perth Airport vaccination clinics

MELBOURNE, Australia: Rio Tinto’s vaccination hub at Perth Airport has opened today, enabling fly-in fly-out (FIFO) workers in the mining industry to easily access COVID-19 vaccination…

Critical Minerals • Sep 20, 2021

Uranium, Nuclear Subs & the Australian Big Stick

This recent decision by the Australian government to have nuclear-powered submarines monitor the country's borders and neighboring seas is a significant development. Plans are readied for…

Public Policy • Mar 16, 2021

Remote quarantine plan sparks mining worry

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has raised fears that Queensland's drive to quarantine regional camps for foreign arrivals could disrupt the mining industry. The national cabinet meeting…

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