|  | Beijing's shuts 120 million tonnes of low-grade steel capacity in six months providing a boost for high-quality ore exporters. |
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| | Deal gives Eldorado full ownership of the Lamaque project near Val-d'Or, Quebec, which is expected to produce 123,000 ounces of gold at all-in sustaining costs of US$634 per ounce over 10 years. |
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| | The need for the metal is expected to triple by 2025, but no all the countries rich in lithium are taking advantage of that trend, as shown in these graphics. |
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| | While major global companies are part of Ghana's mining sector, illegal gold extraction is a chronic issue in the country and deadly accidents are frequent. |
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| | Only five out of the 19 illegal workers believed to have been at the pit when the accident happened have been rescued since Sunday. |
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| | Just when you thought coal was out, the fossil fuel appears to be back on the burner. |
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| | Base metals enjoy one of their best trading weeks of the year – nickel jumps 3.5%, zinc at highest since March. |
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| | Physical markets, not just futures speculation behind the latest rally |
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| | The approval ends a three-week bidding war between Yancoal and Glencore over Rio's thermal coal assets in Australia. |
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| | It now expects to produce at least 180,000-210,000 ounces of gold this year at Kışladağ, which brings Eldorado's full-year guidance down from 365,000-400,000 ounces to 315,000-365,000 ounces. |
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| | The South African firm has secured control of the gemstones producer and plans to delist it. |
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| | Gemfields has been at the centre of a bidding war between the South African private equity group and Fosun Gold, a unit of Fosun International. |
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| | The company has chosen to sell its Hunter Valley coal mines to China-backed Yancoal, but shareholders will decide. |
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| | Chinese steel mills are turning their backs on India and embracing Australia as a source of higher-grade ore for steelmaking. |
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| | Fresh bid is far better than the $2.55bn it offered earlier this month and considerably more than the $2.45bn offered by Yancoal, the Chinese-backed miner that is Rio's preferred buyer. |
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