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Northern Dynasty Minerals (TSX: NDM; NYSE-A: NAK) has secured its first detailed court schedule in months for its long-running dispute with US authorities over one of the world’s largest undeveloped copper-gold projects. In the US District Court for Alaska, the company is challenging the US Environmental Protection Agency’s veto of the Pebble project. Opening briefs from Dynasty are due by Oct. 3 and the federal justice department must file its response by Jan. 2, with the company scheduled to reply by Feb. 27. Northern Dynasty also said Friday it’s continuing to negotiate with the EPA outside of court to reverse the veto. “If we are able to come to a resolution t…
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Northern Dynasty Minerals (TSX: NDM; NYSE-A: NAK) says it’s in talks with the Environmental Protection Agency regarding a potential settlement of ongoing litigation concerning the company’s flagship Pebble project in Alaska. Its shares soared on the update. In March, the Canadian mine developer filed two separate actions in the federal courts to challenge the EPA’s role in blocking the proposed Pebble mine, which, once built, would be the largest copper, gold and molybdenum extraction site in North America. In January 2023, the EPA dealt a fatal blow to the project by prohibiting Northern Dynasty’s Alaskan subsidiary from storing mine waste in the Bristol Bay wate…
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Northern Dynasty Minerals (TSX: NDM) (NYSE-A: NAK) says it has received another $12 million payment from its royalty investor while it continues to have talks with the US government on the approval of the company’s flagship Pebble project in Alaska. The payment is part of a royalty financing agreement signed with an unnamed investor in July 2022 for Pebble, touted as one of the world’s largest copper-gold-molybdenum resources. However, the proposed mine has faced stern local opposition and undergone a protracted period of review due to its location near the Bristol Bay watershed, where some of the world’s largest sockeye salmon fisheries reside. Under the royalty …
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Northern Dynasty Minerals (TSX: NDM) (NYSE-A: NAK) saw its biggest single-day share drop since 2020 on Thursday due to insider selling activity. The company’s Toronto-listed shares plunged as much as 55% to C$1.41 before recovering to around C$2.24 by 1 p.m. Earlier in the day, trading of the stock was briefly halted as it nosedived. The company’s market capitalization stood at C$1.17 billion. Its New York-listed shares followed a similar pattern, falling by more than 55% before paring losses. The company has yet to respond to Mining.com’s request for comment. The drop comes after various insiders, including VP engineering Stephen Hodgson and chairman Rob…
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Northern Graphite (TSXV: NGC) says it has temporarily halted its Lac des Iles (LDI) mine and mill to address an unexpected equipment issue, and to bring forward the planned maintenance and development work ahead of its pit expansion next year. The decision follows a bearing failure at the mill, a long-lead-time component with a replacement window of approximately four to six weeks, the Canadian graphite developer said in a press release Thursday, adding that a replacement part has already been ordered. While it completes the repair, the company will also advance other maintenance and repair projects at LDI that had originally been scheduled for January, designed t…
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Northern Graphite (TSXV: NGC) has been given a lifeline to extend operations at its flagship Lac des Îles (LDI) mine in Quebec after securing C$6.225 million in funding from the Canadian government. LDI, the only graphite producer in North America, has faced operational uncertainty due to a slowdown in the global electric vehicle market, leading to falling prices in battery minerals. Earlier this year, Northern Graphite said it will shut the mine down by the end of this year unless it secures C$10 million for an expansion. Located about 150 km northwest of Montreal, the mine has been in operation for 35 years, serving primarily industrial clients in the US, from r…
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Canadian miner Northern Graphite (TSXV: NGC) plans to raise up to C$2.2 million ($1.6 million) on the stock market as it builds on a recent federal lifeline extended to North America’s sole graphite mine. Up to 20 million common shares will be sold at C$0.11 apiece in a non-brokered private placement, Northern Graphite said Thursday in a statement. Net proceeds will be used to start a feasibility study on a planned battery anode material plant in Baie-Comeau, Quebec, and for working capital and corporate expenses. News of the offering comes less than a month after the federal government loaned Ottawa-based Northern Graphite money to boost the company’s main Lac de…
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Northern Superior Resources (TSXV: SUP) cut a highlight result of 9.1 metres grading 11.99 grams gold per tonne at its Philibert property in Quebec. The stock jumped. That result, in hole PB-25-490 from about 104 metres depth, included 1 metre at 101 grams gold, Northern Superior said Wednesday. Another hole, PB-25-504, cut 18.8 metres at 1.83 grams gold from 6.7 metres downhole, including 10.6 metres at 3.02 grams gold from about 12 metres depth. “We are particularly encouraged by PB-25-504, which intersected mineralization right at the contact between the bedrock and overburden,” CEO Simon Marcotte said in a statement. “The continued success at the southeast pit…
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Norway’s $1.5Tn Government Pension Fund Global, managed by Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM), now holds indirect exposure to 7,161 BTC, worth about $862.8 million as of June 30, per K33 Research. The position rose 88 percent in six months and 193 percent in a year as the fund increased its stakes in listed companies that hold bitcoin on their balance sheets. MicroStrategy remains the largest channel, with NBIM now owning 1.05% of the firm, up from 0.72% at the end of 2024. Additional exposure runs through Block, Coinbase, Marathon Digital, and Japan’s Metaplanet. Per capita, that’s 1,387 Norwegian kroner of bitcoin exposure for every citizen, meaning index-grade…
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Norway is hitting pause on deep sea mining after the governing party reached a deal with the opposition to ensure adoption of its latest budget. No deep sea licences will be issued in Norway’s territorial waters until 2029, in line with an agreement made with the opposition Socialist Left Party on Tuesday. Second thoughts The moratorium marks a reversal of Norway’s decision 18 months ago to approve licensing for exploration permits that were supposed to be issued this year, BMO Capital Markets analyst Helen Amos said in a note on Wednesday. Oslo had proposed 386 offshore blocks comprising about 38% of the 280,000 sq. km approved by Parliament for exploratio…
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Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Lorie Logan said in an interview yesterday that she will take a very cautious approach to further rate cuts as long as inflation risks remain more significant than the threat of rising unemployment. "I see inflation running above our current 2% target," Logan said Thursday during a Q&A session at the University of Texas at Austin, adding that she expects tariffs to push inflation higher in the coming months. "My forecast implies a somewhat slower normalization path so that we can reach 2%. So this will take some time," she said. Logan's statement highlights growing concern among Fed officials about persistently high inflation des…
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Veteran investor Robert Kiyosaki has sounded a stark warning for markets that have just seen Bitcoin hit a fresh all‑time high of $123,000. According to Kiyosaki, long‑running bubbles in the US economy are primed to burst, and Bitcoin could slide right along with stocks and bonds. The cryptocurrency is already off its peak, trading past the $118,000 mark after profit‑taking by long‑term holders. Major Debt And Sticky Inflation Based on reports, the US national debt has climbed to over $36 trillion, a level few would have imagined a decade ago. At the same time, June’s Consumer Price Index shows inflation isn’t cooling as fast as hoped. Those figures have left many in…
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The U.S. dollar continues to face difficulties that are entirely related to the Federal Reserve's dovish stance at the end of this year. However, not all of its representatives share this approach. Chicago Federal Reserve Bank President Austan Goolsbee said late last week that he expects more interest rate cuts in 2026 than many of his colleagues, but expressed disagreement with a possible rate cut in December, as he would like to wait for additional inflation data. "I am not hawkish on interest rates for next year," Goolsbee said on Friday. "I'm one of the more optimistic people about how much rates could come down next year." Such statements, even if they still sound i…
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Notcoin price is up 12% from April 2025 lows. NOT crypto is bouncing strongly after the Nobitex hacker burned 2% of the total NOT supply. Will NOTUSDT extend gains and march to May 2025 highs? Notcoin holders have had a rough few months. Barely a year after NOT ▲2.17% crypto soared to an all-time high of $0.028, the token is now among the top losers, sinking by over 93% in one year. Despite the initial excitement, the token has struggled to maintain momentum, crashing to all-time lows in April 2025 when it cratered to $0.0016. Explore: 9+ Best High-Risk, High-Reward Crypto to Buy in July 2025 NOT Crypto Rising, Up 12% From April 2025 Lows However, the good news is that…
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Log in to today's North American session Market wrap for December 5 Markets are closing a high-expectations week and heading into an even-more volatile one. Coming back from the Thanksgiving break, traders confirmed the past week's spectacular rally with normal volumes returning to Stock Markets. While the week wasn't as unidirectional as last week, the overall mood is still highly positive as both the Dow Jones and S&P 500 stall just shy of their all-time highs. There has been several chaotic waves of action today: an initial rally in risk-assets was consequently followed by a strong selloff in Cryptos, which dragged Equities off of their relative highs. The re…
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Dubbed the Sydney Copper project, Nova Copper (unlisted) and the Assembly of Nova Scotia Mi’kmaw Chiefs signed an agreement last week covering the proposed exploration activity at the project in Cape Breton, N.S. The Assembly signed the memorandum of understanding (MOU) for the exploration and development of the project. The MOU is the foundation for open, good faith dialogue between Nova Copper and Indigenous people and opens the doors for the Mi’kmaq to be involved with the project. It includes Nova Copper’s to undertaking a Two-Eyed Seeing (Etuaptmumk) program to support a greater understanding of the project respecting the traditional knowledge of the Mi’kmaq. …
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Nova Minerals (NASDAQ, ASX: NVA) soared after the company announced it has secured a land use permit for its proposed antimony refinery in Alaska, placing it another step closer to becoming a key supplier of the critical mineral in the US. According to a press release issued on Friday, the permit covers 42.81 acres of commercial industrial zoned land near Port MacKenzie (Port Mac), an industrial hub designed as a bulk commodity export facility for industries like mining, and the only port in the state with over 9,000 acres dedicated to commercial and industrial development and growth. The land use permit, the Australia-based company said, would allow it to establi…
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Estelle project. Credit: Nova Minerals Nova Minerals’ (NASDAQ, ASX: NVA) shares skyrocketed on Tuesday after the Australian miner announced that it had been requested by the US government to provide a brief on its antimony project in Alaska ahead of a planned meeting between the nations’ leaders. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is scheduled to meet with US President Donald Trump on Oct. 20 in Washington DC, where the pair are likely to discuss critical minerals partnerships amid surging American interest in the sector and speculation that the Trump government could buy stakes in Australia’s miners. Local media in Australia also reported that its gove…
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Nova Minerals (NASDAQ, ASX: NVA) has been awarded $43.4 million by the US Department of War (DoW) to support the production of antimony trisulfide at its Estelle project in Alaska. Shares of the Australian miner skyrocketed on the news. The DoW funding, provided under Defense Production Act Title III, will go towards Nova’s US-based subsidiary Alaska Range Resources, which holds an 85% interest in the Estelle project. Located 150 km northwest of Anchorage, Estelle is a district-scale project that spans a 35-km mineralized corridor and hosts 20 identified gold prospects, including four large, near-surface gold deposits. Together, these deposits hold nearly 10 mill…
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Novagold Resources (TSX: NG) is pressing ahead with an updated feasibility study for its Donlin Gold project in Alaska now that Barrick Mining (TSX: ABX; NYSE: B) is no longer involved, CEO Greg Lang said. Vancouver-based Novagold and US hedge fund billionaire John Paulson agreed in April to jointly buy Barrick’s 50% stake in Donlin for $1 billion. The transaction, which closed June 3, boosts Novagold’s stake to 60% while giving Paulson a 40% interest. Paulson paid Barrick $800 million, while Novagold paid $200 million. “We are fully aligned with Paulson that the next step for Donlin is to break out of this deadlock we were in with Barrick and move forward …
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The world economy is limping into November 2025, buffeted by geopolitical crosswinds, policy fragmentation, and structural shifts that defy easy categorization. Despite record highs in many equity markets, beneath the surface, the global order is being re-engineered—one export restriction, cyberattack, and parliamentary deadlock at a time. US-China Tensions Move Away from the Immediate Brink Let’s start with the main event: the U.S.–China tech war. Washington thought it had cornered the semiconductor chessboard. By the end of September, the U.S. had expanded its extraterritorial export controls, tightening the screws on Chinese firms and their subsidiaries abroad. The san…
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A widely shared seasonality snapshot is making the rounds ahead of month-end: a Coinglass heat map of Bitcoin’s monthly returns, reposted by trader Daan Crypto Trades. The table spans 2013–2025 and shows November as the statistical outlier in Bitcoin’s calendar—both for eye-popping gains and for sharp drawdowns in certain years. Bitcoin November Preview “November is Bitcoin’s best month based on historical performance. By far,” Daan wrote on X, pointing to an average November change of +46.02% across the dataset. That figure is visibly distorted by November 2013’s +449.35% surge, the single largest monthly move on the board. He added: “The average gain over all these mon…
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The final trading session of November was far from calm: a failure at CME Group disrupted trading across key futures—from commodities to currencies and bonds. This occurred just as American participants were set to return to the market after Thanksgiving Day. Liquidity hit minimal levels, and trading systems were suddenly paralyzed. Against the backdrop of an already unstable month, this episode became a symbol of November 2025: anxious and unpredictable. At first glance, the markets appeared surprisingly resilient. The European STOXX 600 ended the day almost unchanged and even gained 0.5% for the month, albeit with the weakest increase in six months. The S&P 500 w…
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Bitcoin USD slid to $93,029 over the weekend, erasing every inch of this year’s progress and dragging the market back to where it stood on January 1. Three cheers for Donald Trump, the “Crypto President!” Meanwhile, it’s recently been found out that massive bitcoin developers like Jeremy Rubin were chatting with serial pedophile and political blackmailer Jeffrey Epstein. What the hell’s going on here? (Source: X) Even Monday’s weak bounce into the mid-$95,000s did little to steady BTC; everything. This was not the year traders were promised. Trump pledged a crypto-friendly renaissance, a national Bitcoin USD reserve, and, inevitably, corporations shoving BTC onto balan…
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