IEA chief warns Strait of Hormuz crisis threatens global energy security
The head of the International Energy Agency has warned that global energy
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China’s Critical Minerals Grip Puts $6.5 Trillion of Global Industry at Risk
The global critical minerals market remains highly concentrated, and new threats to
Chevron Moves Closer to Iraq’s Biggest Oil Prize—and a Hormuz Exit Strategy
Chevron is taking another step toward expanding its footprint in Iraq, and
Africa’s second-largest diamond producer insists on having a seat at Africa’s biggest diamond company
The acquisition of a 20% to 30% stake by Angola would primarily
$612 million investment begins paying off as South African gold firm pours its first gold
The company’s Ergo and Far West Gold Recoveries activities have focused on
Developing African countries to tap a €1 billion fund from Germany’s largest bank and the World Bank
This initiative serves as MIGA’s first standalone trade finance portfolio guarantee platform
Nova Africa plans $21 million Botswana gold mine restart
The joint venture’s acquisition package aims to revitalize the long-dormant operations and
Iran declares regional oil export ban amid US strikes
The Iranian military has vowed to prevent crude products from being transported
Brent Futures Flip to Backwardation as Middle East Supply Risks Return
The Brent Crude futures curve flipped into backwardation this week, signaling expectations of tight
Oil prices hit 1-month high as US-Iran attacks dim Strait of Hormuz outlook
Oil prices have surged to their highest level in a month as