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Friday 11 January 2019
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Concentrate shipments from Indonesia's Grasberg mine, will drop because of a lag in output while operations shift from open pit to underground mining.

Mineral found in one of junior Shefa Yamim's gemstones has been recognized and approved as a new mineral by the International Mineralogical Association.

There are real costs associated with conducting project cost estimates in-house.

Companies should start preparing for when the rules come into effect.

The attention of the mining industry has shifted.

The Oyu Tolgoi project is central to Rio Tinto's push to diversify its portfolio away from iron ore.

The Hong Kong-based company's involvement will further extend the platform's reach into the Asian diamond sector.

Coal consumption is on the rise and will remain roughly stable over the next five years, the International Energy Agency forecasts.

Japan's biggest trading house is selling its 31.4% stake in Clermont coal mine to a 50-50 joint venture between Glencore and Sumitomo Corp, and its 10% stake in Ulan coal mine to Glencore.

Shortages of the metal used in autocatalysts for gasoline-fueled vehicles sent its price to yet another all-time high.

In December alone, gold-backed ETFs globally rose 3 percent, adding 76 tonnes worth $3.1 billion.

Officials said the victims were villagers who were mining for gold illegally, rather than in a government project.

The mine became flooded after at least 15 miners went down the narrow pit on Dec. 13.

The application for the asset seizure, if approved by the court, could further strain South Korea's already frosty bilateral relations with Japan.

Gold bullion advancing for a fifth straight day as equities posted fresh losses after the worst year since the financial crisis.

Physical gold demand lacked vigour in most Asian hubs this week as limited safe haven interest failed to lift activity into the year end.

The case was filed in the Madras high court by anti-Vedanta campaigner Fatima Babu, challenging a decision by the national green tribunal.

For the next few weeks demand will remain subdued. Overseas suppliers and even some jewellers will take a break for year-end celebrations.

Chinese iron ore and rebar contracts, however, edged up on hopes that steel demand will pick up.

The permit given to PT Freeport Indonesia is valid up to 2031, and could be extended another ten years.

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