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The Bank of South Sudan released its first-quarter 2025 review on October 2, reporting changes in inflation, trade and foreign reserves. The figures describe 2025 conditions, not the current quarter.
Ten holes totaling 4,562 metres targeted extensions of the 710-711 and 007 vein zones outside the existing resource estimate.
Imaging and geophysical measurements following earlier M26C-02 results are intended to guide possible step-out drilling.
The October outlook raised its 2026 and 2027 Brent price forecasts, citing constrained Middle East oil flows and market tightness.
The agency expects homes using gas and propane to spend less this winter, while heating-oil households face the largest increase.
First-pass drilling at a previously untested British Columbia block returned a long nickel-magnesium interval; five additional holes await assays.
The Beluga-Healy project is expected to add a second high-voltage route across Alaska’s Railbelt, with total planned investment of $418 million.
The proposal includes trenching at seven anomalies and closer-spaced soil sampling at five target areas.
The British Columbia developer says its Premier mill work and Red Mountain access-road construction are progressing, with major mine permits still ahead.
The airborne survey launched on October 5 aims to increase geoscientific coverage from 22.27% to 46.1%, rather than measure the area containing deposits.
The commission’s 5 October list includes schedules for ten electricity distributors.
The company reported seven drill holes and four trenches; trench samples returned copper, while drill assays remain pending.