Copper price is approaching $14,000 again, but copper stockpiles – already at unprecedented levels – continue to build globally.
Canada and Saudi Arabia unveiled more than C$1 billion in deals as Ottawa pushes to diversify trade beyond the US.
The updated PFS for Black Butte copper in Montana boosts reserves with Lowry, but modest returns temper its US supply potential.
Nunavut’s devolution could reshape mining, resource control and royalties as the territory prepares to manage Crown lands, water and permits in 2026.
Retired general says Washington must back juniors, suppliers and workers to build a secure critical minerals supply chain.
NexGold Mining expands drilling at Nova Scotia’s Goldboro gold project, lifting shares and resource confidence.
Rare molluscs that could advance medicine and technology are increasingly at risk as seabed mineral extraction expands.
GBM’s Kearney graphite mine restart in Ontario gets a $183M valuation, highlighting strong returns and Canada’s critical minerals push.
Washington is funding rare earths production, but most output is still flowing to Asia as US magnet demand ramps up.
NGEx Minerals reports strong drill results in Argentina, extending high-grade copper-gold-silver zones at Jupiter and Saturn.
Peter Schiff says US debt, not interest rates, will drive precious metals sharply higher as the Fed loses room to act.
Gold's rally is making bullion collateral, with central bank buying and demand reshaping markets and miners' funding.
Rising lithium prices and robust demand lifted Chile's export revenue well above last year's pace despite only two producers.
Smaller royalty firms like Ecora and Empress see rising metals prices and mine financing demand narrowing valuation gaps with major players.
Gold and critical minerals are key as investors assess debt risks, central bank buying, supply issues, and resource nationalism.
Critical Metals explores portfolio options like spin-offs and partnerships to advance the Tanbreez rare earth project toward production.
The junior is advancing the Planalto copper-gold project in Brazil with major drilling, strong PEA economics and potential buyer interest.
The move strengthens Kasiya's position as a potential non-Chinese supplier of rutile, graphite and rare earth products.
A planned eight-hour walkout tests labour relations at Australia’s biggest iron-ore export hub as negotiations continue.
Trump renews his claim that Greenland is vital to the US and global security, but Denmark insists the Arctic island is not for sale.
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