Copper Market News

Company says its the Shiloh exploration district in Georgia could fundamentally alter the US’ rare earth supply.

In the quarter, the gold miner produced 237,763 ounces.

During the first quarter of 2026, the Canadian gold miner generated $74 million in revenue, more than double that from the same period last year.

Cornish Metals advances plans to restart South Crofty after securing strong backing from international bond investors.

A potential peace deal could lift gold to all-time highs, according to some market watchers.

Denarius now plans to keep ramping up operations at its producing Zancudo gold-silver mine in Colombia.

Expanded US sanctions have forced Sherritt to halt Cuba operations, repatriate staff and lose three directors.

The gold miner warned rising fuel and freight prices tied to the Iran conflict are increasing mining costs across its operations.

MABC highlighted figures from its new Economic Impact Study at an industry event.

The company is in talks with Egyptalum to construct, own and operate a 300,000-tonne-per-annum primary aluminum smelter.

Spot gold prices surged by the most in nearly a month, rising as much as 3.6% to surpass $4,700.

The Metals Royalty is buying into Minnesota iron ore as the Nasdaq newcomer expands beyond deep-sea mining royalties.

Lundin is working to maintain or extend Fruta del Norte’s projected 12-year mine life by expanding resources.

The initiative would create a special legal regime covering the full value chain of critical minerals, including rare earths.

Mining giant targets simpler operations and faster decisions as restructuring expands across global divisions.

Argentina draws global miners with vast copper and lithium potential, but political risk and local opposition complicate growth prospects.

UK court rejected BHP’s appeal over the 2015 Brazil dam collapse, paving the way for a massive damages trial in 2027.

Located along the Oregon–Nevada border, Aurora is the largest conventional, measured and indicated uranium deposit in the US, the company has said.

Vianode produces synthetic graphite in Norway and is currently developing production capacity in Canada.

The tailwinds from both the demand and supply sides, reinforced by the Middle East conflict, will shape copper's trajectory in the coming months, Sprott says.