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According to new World Gold Council data, global gold ETFs saw inflows of 13.8 t (US$1 billion, 0.4%) in January, after two consecutive months of outflows in November and December, which had totalled 148.8 t.
The global crusher backing materials market is slated to reach a valuation amounting to US$33 million by the year 2030, according to Fact.MR’s recently published report on the subject.
CRU Group have tracked down the countries who produce the largest amount of gold each year finding that Asia was the largest producer, with China alone producing 370 t of gold in 2020.
IDTechEx’s new report, ‘Materials for Electric Vehicle Battery Cells and Packs 2021-2031’, identifies and analyses trends in the materials used for the assembly and production of battery cells and battery packs in the EV market.
Brian C. Savage, CEO of Avellana Gold, provides an overview of the investment experience in Ukraine.
Fact.MR’s new report on the mining pumps market offers an exhaustive coverage of the market growth and key factors pushing the sustained growth of the global market landscape.
As capital markets interest in mining starts to revive at the end of a sluggish 5 years and debt providers wake up to the opportunities of green financing, Fieldfisher has launched the third edition of its flagship alternative financing for mining guide.
Caroline Schweitzer, Hitachi, USA, details how the company helps handle an Alaskan mine’s large production output.
According to new World Gold Council data, in November, gold-backed ETFs and similar products (gold ETFs) recorded their first net outflows in 12 months and second largest monthly outflows ever.
The World Gold Council has launched its ‘Gold and Climate Change: The Energy Transition’ report, which looks at gold mining’s energy transition and climate impacts over the next decade.
In the second part of a two part article, Tony Reda, Tectonic Metals Inc., Canada, explores the important relationship between indigenous people, the land and the mining industry, and how this relationship affects past, present and future practices.
In the first part of a two part article, Tony Reda, Tectonic Metals Inc., Canada, explores the important relationship between indigenous people, the land and the mining industry, and how this relationship affects past, present and future practices.