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Petrobras halts studies for $1bn gas pipeline in Brazil amid regulatory uncertainty, sources say
Brazil's Petrobras is reassessing a major natural gas infrastructure investment in Brazil amid regulatory uncertainty surrounding a proposed government program that could also impact a project by...
Chile's Codelco pauses El Teniente mine expansion over new signs of seismic risk
Chile's State-run copper miner Codelco has paused one of its expansion projects at its flagship El Teniente mine a year after a deadly collapse, saying recent studies show greater seismic risk than...
TSX hits record high as mining and technology shares jump
Canada's main stock index rose to a record high on Tuesday, led by gains for technology and metal mining shares, as hopes rose for a reduction in Middle East tensions. The Toronto Stock Exchange's...
US shale producer EOG Resources beats quarterly profit estimates on higher crude prices
US shale producer EOG Resources beat analysts' estimate for second-quarter profit on Tuesday, helped by a surge in crude prices. Concerns that the war in Iran, which erupted in late February,...
Canada's Suncor beats quarterly profit estimates on higher prices, refining margins
Suncor Energy on Tuesday beat second-quarter adjusted profit estimates as higher crude price realizations and stronger refining margins offset weaker upstream production. Higher oil prices and...
Miners lead Australian stocks to record highs on signs of easing Iran tensions
Australian shares opened at a record high on Wednesday, led by miners, as hopes grew for an imminent end to the five-month-long Iran war. The S&P/ASX 200 index rose as much as 0.7% to a record...
Depletion of iron-ore mines to underpin next decade's prices, Rio Tinto executive says
Supply pressure stemming from the depletion of iron-ore mines built earlier this century, such as those in Australia, is set to underpin the iron-ore market and prices over the coming decade, a Rio...
Zambia miners eye election with hopes for support for copper expansion
For mining firms in Zambia, priorities for next week’s elections include stronger incentives for processing minerals, reviving exploration and expanding power generation, measures they say are...
Lithium mining for green power triggers eco-outcry from South African farmers
Mining lithium for batteries is a growing part of South Africa's plan to use the global shift towards green energy to revive its economy, but now it faces a challenge from thousands of angry...
Rio Tinto signals no rush to revive Glencore deal as standstill ends
A freeze on Rio Tinto approaching Glencore for a takeover expires this week, but people who have been briefed by top executives don't expect any fresh tie-up talks for now as CEO Simon Trott...
BHP faces weekend strike at Port Hedland iron-ore hub as wage talks drag
A two-day strike will go ahead at BHP's Port Hedland operations in Western Australia this weekend despite progress in talks on Tuesday between unions and the global miner, a union spokesperson...
India's Odisha state warns iron-ore miners, steelmakers over grade manipulation
India's top iron-ore producing state of Odisha has warned steelmakers and miners of strict action over alleged grade manipulation and misdeclaration, according to documents reviewed by Reuters and...
Chile's economic activity returns to growth in June as mining rebounds
Chile's economic activity index rose more than expected in June, central bank data showed on Monday, marking the first year-on-year increase in six months as stronger mining, trade and services...
Trafigura holding large amount of LME zinc as prices hit four-year high
Commodity trading house Trafigura is one of the entities holding a large share of available zinc on the London Metal Exchange, two industry sources said, as prices of the metal used to galvanise...
Trump expected to attend event with mining execs amid critical minerals push
US President Donald Trump is expected to attend a roundtable on Friday with top mining executives hosted by the US State Department, according to two people familiar with the planning. The event is...
Mariana Minerals raises $310m to expand US critical minerals projects
Mariana Minerals said on Monday it has raised $310-million in Series B financing, providing capital to accelerate US production of critical minerals. The critical minerals company said the...
Mexico mining industry sees investment jump in 2026 as firms expand projects, buy equipment
Mexico's mining industry expects investment to rebound sharply in 2026, driven by spending on mine expansions, maintenance and equipment purchases, industry group Camimex said on Monday. The...
Mali says mining-backed fund could unlock up to $800m for infrastructure projects
Mali could leverage revenues from recent mining sector reforms to raise up to 500-billion CFA francs ($883.1-million) for energy, water and transport projects, its finance minister said, part of a...
Kazakhstan's H1 uranium output up 9% year-on-year, Kazatomprom says
Kazakhstan increased its uranium production in the first six months of 2026 by 9% year-on-year, Kazatomprom, the world's largest uranium producer, reported on Monday. It said it had produced 13 291...
Indonesia resumes exports of minerals containing rare earth byproducts, official says
Indonesia has resumed exports of minerals that may contain rare earth elements as byproducts, the president's office said on Monday, following complaints from the metals industry about shipment...
Sherritt rejects bid for early board vote amid Trump ally talks
Sherritt International Corp rebuffed its largest investor’s request for a special meeting to let shareholders vote on replacing its chairman and another board director, as the company faces...
AngloGold quarterly profit up 58% as higher bullion prices offset lower output
AngloGold Ashanti posted a 58% increase in second-quarter profit on Friday, as higher bullion prices offset the impact of lower output. The miner said its headline earnings were $1.01-billion in...
Nickel mining in Indonesia's Raja Ampat continues despite protests, Greenpeace finds
Nickel mining operations in the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization- (UNESCO-)listed Raja Ampat in Indonesia's easternmost region of Papua are continuing a year after a...
Fortescue says China's CMRG actions disrupting supply stability
Iron-ore major Fortescue said on Friday the actions of China's State iron-ore buyer were undermining the stable supply of iron-ore to the country and it hoped for a swift return to normal market...
Zimbabwe half-year lithium exports up 230%
Zimbabwe exported lithium products worth $782-million in the first six months of 2026, up from $237-million during the same period last year, Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube said on Thursday. The...
Death toll rises to at least 34 after blast at Pakistan coal mine complex
An explosion buried parts of a mining complex and killed at least 34 miners in Pakistan's Balochistan province on Thursday, a Pakistani official said. A rescue operation is still underway to find...
South Korea, Chile sign five MOUs, deepen lithium and copper cooperation
South Korea and Chile signed five memorandums of understanding on Thursday, including a mineral resources partnership aimed at strengthening cooperation on lithium and copper supply chains, after a...
Trump orders restrictions on export of critical minerals scrap, White House officials say
US President Donald Trump on Thursday signed an order giving federal officials the power to block exports of old batteries and other electronic waste filled with critical minerals, part of a...
BHP Port Hedland iron-ore workers to strike August 8 and 9, if no pay deal reached
Workers at BHP Group's Port Hedland iron-ore operations in Western Australia plan to go on strike next week, unions said on Friday, threatening to disrupt the miner's $80-million of daily exports...
Anglo American first-half loss shrinks, lifts dividend as Teck merger awaits approval
Anglo American said on Thursday its first-half loss more than halved, raised its dividend and reported further progress on its sweeping restructuring and proposed merger with Teck Resources. The...
Indian miner Vedanta names Arun Misra as CEO, Q1 profit jumps
Indian metals-to-oil conglomerate Vedanta on Thursday named Arun Misra as its CEO for a one-year term starting August 1, while also reporting a 72% jump in first-quarter profit. Misra currently...
Wanblad says Anglo not exclusive with any consortium on De Beers sale
Anglo American CEO Duncan Wanblad said on Thursday the company was "not exclusive with any consortium" on the sale of its diamond unit De Beers. This follows recent media reports that the...
China generates less than half of its electricity from coal for the first time
China, the world's largest coal consumer, generated less than 50% of its electricity from the fossil fuel in the six months to June, marking a first for the country which has been promoting the use...
India's gold tariff hike boosts grey market, hurts organised trade, says WGC
India has seen a rise in unofficial gold inflows since the government raised import tariffs on the precious metal earlier this year, widening margins for grey-market operators and hurting organised...
Japan's Jogmec to invest up to $34m in Toyota Tsusho rare earth venture in Namibia
Japan Organization for Metals and Energy Security and Toyota Tsusho said on Thursday that the former will invest up to C$47.7-million ($33.9-million) in a Toyota Tsusho unit developing a heavy rare...
Energy Fuels kicks off Utah rare-earth expansion to boost US magnet supply
Miner Energy Fuels said on Wednesday that construction has begun to expand its White Mesa Mill in Utah to enable large-scale production of heavy rare-earth oxides, for use in magnets and other...
Indonesia nickel smelter group says exports still delayed by rare earth checks
Indonesia's nickel smelter group FINI said on Wednesday that exporters were still waiting for about 120 surveyor reports to be issued in order to resume shipments, despite a pledge by the...
Allied Gold's $4bn sale to China's Zijin collapses, secures $295m investment
Zijin Gold and Allied Gold have scrapped a planned C$5.5-billion ($3.90-billion) buyout of the Canadian miner, with the Chinese company instead taking a 9.2% stake for about $295-million. US-listed...
India's biggest power producer NTPC plans to invest $178bn through 2037
India's top power producer, NTPC, plans to invest about 17-trillion rupees ($177.62-billion) through fiscal 2037, aiming to nearly double its generation portfolio by 2032 en route to almost...
Commodity trader IXM expands portfolio into iron-ore, sources say
Global commodity trader IXM is expanding its portfolio into iron-ore, three people familiar with the matter said, even as near-record-low price volatility of the steelmaking ingredient cuts...
Greece's METLEN agrees to supply US company with gallium
Greek aluminum producer METLEN Energy & Metals said on Wednesday that it signed a long-term agreement to supply a US technology company with the critical mineral gallium. METLEN did not disclose...
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