Central banks continued to buy gold in March; however, big sales by Turkey and Russia sent net purchases negative by 27 tonnes. Officially, central banks globally bought 37 tonnes of gold in March, led by Poland. The Gold Buyers !!–Product-Random-Best-2–!! Despite rumors that the country might tap into its gold reserves to fund defense spending, the National Bank of Poland …
Continue ReadingDemocratic Republic of the Congo is pivoting its mining strategy: cutting cobalt output amid oversupply and low prices while shifting focus to copper, where demand is surging and supply is tightening. Strict cobalt export quotas are replacing the earlier ban, aiming to stabilize prices, boost revenues, and incentivize local processing and industrial development. Major miners like Glencore and CMOC are …
Continue ReadingArgentina’s mining sector is increasingly becoming a focal point of geopolitical competition, as global powers and multinational firms vie for access to the country’s vast mineral reserves. Set against a backdrop of economic volatility, shifting regulatory frameworks and regional political dynamics, Argentina offers both high-risk uncertainty and high-reward potential for miners. The country is also part of the “Lithium Triangle”, with …
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