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World’s Largest Gold Consumers Struggle to Meet Demand with Mined Production
The world's top gold consumers, including India, China, and Turkey, are struggling to meet their gold demand through mined production.
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The world's top gold consumers, including India, China, and Turkey, are struggling to meet their gold demand through mined production.
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The U.S. cobalt mine in Idaho remains idle due to low prices influenced by Chinese market dominance.
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Altyynken Mine operated by Kyrgyzaltyn and Zijin Gold, is a world-class copper and gold mine.
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Chromium's critical role in various industries is driving its demand and production despite increasing costs and regulatory challenges.
Policies and Regulation
China has unveiled new regulations on rare earths to protect national security.
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Chinese geologists have made a groundbreaking discovery of two new minerals, Oboniobite and Scandio-fluoro-eckermannite, at the world’s largest rare-earth mine, Bayan Obo, in Inner Mongolia.
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China has announced new regulations to protect rare earth supplies, emphasizing national security and industry oversight
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The EU's Corporate Sustainability Directive mandates large firms to mitigate supply chain impacts, significantly influencing global and African mining sectors.
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Central Asia's rare-earth reserves attract global powers, sparking a new "Great Game."
Companies & Organisations
Glencore is considering selling its stake in Kazakh mining company Kazzinc, potentially valued at several billion dollars.