Major Economies to Meet in Washington over REE Restrictions

Source: ICTSD (9/19/11)

"Each of the major economies is considering a range of responses to counteract China's supply restrictions."

ICTSD

The EU, U.S., and Japan have agreed to meet in Washington early next month to find ways to reduce demand for China's rare earth exports. The plan comes in the wake of China's recent decision to halt production of the minerals at three major mines in Jiangxi province, a move that is expected to cut global supplies and raise global prices.

In addition to considering the means by which the three bodies can reduce demand and ensure rare earth supplies, observers say they are likely to discuss their next move against China at the WTO. . .View full article

Pacific Empire Drills Striking Copper Gold in Inaugural Hole in BC
Source: Bob Moriarty (12/22/2025)

Bob Moriarty shares his thoughts on the DSI and one stock with a drill program that he believes could catapult the stock.

The New Gold Buyer on the Block: What Are They up To?
Source: Adrian Day (12/22/2025)

Global Analyst Adrian Day looks at Tether and what its plans are in the gold market, specifically with the junior royalty companies in which it has been building positions. He also looks at the latest developments in several of the companies on his list.

Canadian Mining Co. to Acquire 99.1% of Copper Mine in Peru
Source: Matthew O'Keefe (12/22/2025)

Rio2 Ltd. (RIO:TSX; RIOFF:OTCQX; RIO:BVL) will gain the Condestable project and its 45,000-hectare property for total consideration of US$217 million, noted a Cantor Fitzgerald report. Find out why Cantor changed its rating on Rio2.

New Drill Results Bode Well for First MRE
Source: Taylor Combaluzier (12/22/2025)

Seabridge Gold Inc.'s (SEA:TSX; SA:NYSE.MKT) Snip North target returns wide intervals of porphyry-style mineralization with good grades, noted a Red Cloud Securities report.

A New President, a New Rulebook: Why Chile's Mining Sector Is at an Inflection Point
Source: Streetwise Reports (12/19/2025)

Chiles election of Jos Antonio Kast signals a decisive turn in mining policy. Fitzroy Minerals Inc. (FTZ:TSX.V), Halcones Precious Metals Corp. (HPM:TSX.V), and Grafton Resources Inc. (GFT:CSE; PMSXF:OTC) are among the companies positioned at the center of that transition.