Argentina's mining exports will exceed $5-billion in 2025 as rising gold prices more than offset the decline in lithium prices, said the president of the Argentine Chamber of Mining Companies (CAEM), up from $4.6-billion in 2024. In an interview with Reuters, Roberto Cacciola said gold and silver production, Argentina's main mining exports, will remain stable or decline slightly in 2025 due to the maturation of mining projects, but rising prices will make up for the lower volumes. "This year (mining exports) could be above $5-billion or $5.2-billion," Cacciola said. He described the opposite situation for lithium, ... (full story)