British consumer confidence has witnessed an unexpected upturn, with the GfK index climbing two points to -20 in mid-February, surpassing analysts’ predictions of a static reading. The improvement spans across
British consumer confidence has witnessed an unexpected upturn, with the GfK index climbing two points to -20 in mid-February, surpassing analysts’ predictions of a static reading. The improvement spans across
Mining behemoth Glencore is weighing a momentous decision to relocate its primary share listing away from London, potentially delivering a significant blow to the UK’s premier stock exchange. The Swiss-based
The sudden departure of Petra Diamonds’ chief executive has sent shockwaves through the mining sector, with shares plummeting 17.2 per cent to 24p following the announcement. Richard Duffy, who had
Mining giant Anglo American has announced its intention to maintain a 19.9% shareholding in Anglo American Platinum (Amplats) following the planned demerger in June, strategically positioning itself to minimise potential
The UK government’s ambitious scheme to construct or expand 40 hospitals in England has encountered significant setbacks, with completion dates now stretching into the late 2030s. Health Secretary Wes Streeting
City speculation is intensifying regarding a potential renewed takeover attempt of Anglo American by mining giant BHP. The previous £39 billion bid, which faltered in 2024, could see fresh momentum
Britain faces mounting pressure to establish new mines and enhance its stockpiling capabilities to secure critical minerals supply, according to the nation’s minerals supply watchdog chief. The stark warning comes
A Devon-based tungsten and tin mining operation is desperately seeking financial backing after revealing significant concerns about its operational viability. Tungsten West, headquartered in Plymouth, has disclosed that its cash
In a remarkable shift within the global uranium market, Canada is positioning itself to reclaim its crown as the world’s leading uranium producer amidst soaring demand for nuclear power and
The prospect of Irish reunification faces a significant financial hurdle, with estimated costs ranging from €2.5bn to €20bn annually over two decades, despite Ireland’s current economic prosperity. The country’s main
UK-listed investment trusts face mounting pressure to revolutionise their management fee calculations, potentially leading to substantial revenue reductions across the sector. The catalyst for this transformation emerged in December when
A pioneering mining and artificial intelligence startup, backed by tech billionaires Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos, has secured an impressive £537 million in its latest funding round, propelling the company’s