Morning Briefing: Markets are undecided about US-Iran conflict, Foran Mining shows district-scale growth

Foran Mining's latest drill results from the Thunder Zone at its McIlvenna Bay Project returned 9.6-metre intercept grading 1.76% copper equivalent, and a 4.50% zinc component. This winter drilling extended the known strike length of the zone by 100 metres to the northwest, proving that the polymetallic mineralization remains open for further expansion. Located just five kilometres from the main deposit, the Thunder Zone is part of Foran's district-scale growth strategy.

Other news covered was Troilus Mining construction milestone and Heliostar Metals updated mineral resource.

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