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Gascoyne has made a stellar intersection of 54m grading 6.55g/t gold at its Gilbey’s North discovery which is north of its operating Gilbey’s pit about 65km north-west of Mt Magnet, WA (reports Stockhead).

What do you get when you mix an energy crisis, underinvestment in old energy, and global net-zero targets? (reports Livewire)

Chinese companies that produce raw materials for electric vehicle batteries show indications of using forced labour, according to a report from The New York Times (writes CNBC).

Mineral processing technology company TNG (ASX: TNG) has appointed Australia-based construction firm Clough as lead engineer for the delivery of its wholly-owned Mount Peake vanadium-titanium-iron project in the Northern Territory (reports Small Caps).

Australia’s east coast has a wealth of energy sources, but a poverty of electricity being generated (reports Stockhead).

Sell-off in nickel stocks like Centaurus, despite the metal price holding up, seen as an opportunity for longer-term investors. Ditto for lithium shares.

Bargain hunters rushed back into the stock market after this week’s well telegraphed rise of 0.75% in official U.S. interest rates, but whether they got a bargain is yet to be seen because the latest rate rise will not be the last in the cycle.

A fundamental restructuring of global uranium supply and pricing presents an “incredible’’ opportunity for producers and late-stage explorers, analysts say (reports The Australian).

The ASX-listed uranium sector has come in from the bitter cold of the last 11 years, buoyed by the relentless global decarbonisation push and security of supply concerns caused by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine (writes Barry FitzGerald on MiningNews).

You know it’s been a bad month when a 4% share price fall is considered a good result, but that’s one way of looking at the uranium sector where declines of that size, and less, stand out against double digit drops elsewhere (Tim Treadgold on Small Caps).