Lavras Gold has initiated a targeted diamond drilling program at its Caneleira Target in Brazil to expand and better define high-grade gold mineral resources near the surface, potentially suitable for open-pit mining. This follows promising drill results showing significant gold grades, which could enhance the economics of the nearby Fazenda-Butia development project. The company has also completed critical environmental field studies, moving closer to submitting a Preliminary Environmental License by December 2026. Over the next six to eight months, drilling will prioritize higher-grade zones to support resource classification and metallurgical testing to assess gold recovery potential.
US stock markets closed the week with mixed results: the Nasdaq rose 0.46%, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 1.25% and the S&P 500 dipped 0.26%. Treasury yields climbed steadily, with the 10-year Treasury briefly reaching a 24-year high ne...
Ether (ETH) trading on Binance's perpetual market shows a significant bid surplus of $55.9 million, indicating strong buying interest near $2,694.94. Binance's spot market also has a smaller bid surplus of about $1.5 million. However, other platforms...
President Donald Trump signed an executive order permitting the broader use of red-dyed diesel, a cheaper, tax-exempt fuel usually reserved for farms and construction, to help lower soaring fuel prices. This move comes as the US diesel price hit a re...
Amber Group acquired 4.669 million Ethena (ENA) tokens valued at approximately $1.14 million on October 6. This significant transfer highlights Amber Group's growing involvement in the crypto asset market. The move may indicate strategic positioning ...
OCI Global published correspondence with the Dutch retail investors association (VEB) addressing concerns about the NNS offer memorandum and the OCI-Orascom Construction transaction. The discussion covers waiver provisions for tendering shareholders,...
