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Molycorp's rare earth reserves jump 36%
U.S.-based Molycorp, Inc., one of the only non-Chinese producers of rare earths, announced today that its proven and probable reserves of rare earth minerals at its Mountain Pass, California facility have increased by 36 percent, according to a new independent estimate.
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Cazenove’s Griffiths weighs in on gold, silver markets, mining M&A
MINING.com Editor | February 11, 2011Robin Griffiths, Cazenove Capital Management's well-regarded private wealth strategist, speaks to King World News on the demise of the long bull-run in the bond market, the direction of gold, M&A in the gold mining sector and the gold/silver ratio — what it means for the price of silver.
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Lithium demand on the rise
Brian Truscott | January 30, 2011The U.S. decision last month to launch a Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Export initiative should turn out to be yet another boon for lithium producers, who are or will be trying to sell into a growing lithium ion battery market for technological and electric car uses.
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Tin constraints looming
Brian Truscott | January 30, 2011The global tin market is generally driven by producers in Indonesia, China and Peru. The production of the silverly, malleable metal – used for things like steel-plating – has been in decline in these markets, in part because poor weather has challenged operating conditions and undermined transport.
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China's inflation problem looms large
Peter Schiff - Euro Pacific Capital | January 20, 2011The global economy has become so unbalanced that even government ministers who would normally have trouble explaining supply or demand clearly recognize that something has to give.
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Gold Forecaster – The U.S. & China going in opposite directions
Julian D.W. Philips - Gold Forecaster | January 19, 2011China is in the midst of a ‘State visit’ to the U.S. but this time China will get a state banquet. This implies a changed attitude to China by the U.S.
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QE2 and its Consequences
Ron Hera - Hera Research LLC | January 17, 2011The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) announced on November 3, 2010 that it would purchase longer-term Treasury securities at a pace of $75 billion dollars per month through the Federal Reserve’s Permanent Open Market Operations (POMO) facility by the end of the second quarter 2011 and potentially beyond.
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2011 financial meltdown fast approaching
James West - MidasLetter.com | January 17, 2011Despite the best efforts by the American mainstream financial media, the eager PR division of the United States Dollar Ponzi Scheme, to paint the rosiest of rosy pictures for blindly optimistic readers, the stubborn image of a debt-swollen jobless behemoth economy slowly toppling persists.
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Thinking about China as big changes seen coming in gold, silver markets
Julian D.W. Philips - Gold Forecaster | January 14, 2011As relief courses through the Eurozone government bond markets at the success of Portugal’s, Spain’s and Italy’s government bond auction, the sharp edge of the crisis appears to go away, for now at least.
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Gold versus defective economists and delusional leaders
James West - MidasLetter.com | January 13, 2011It has always been my opinion that the so-called science of economics in its current form is victim to the problem of not being able to see the forest because of the trees.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Orezone Completes the Sale of Sega to Cluff Gold for $26.5M
Orezone Gold Corporation (ORE:TSX) is pleased to announce that it has completed the sale of its Sega Gold Project ("Sega") in Burkina Faso to Cluff Gold plc (Cluff) for total consideration of approximately US$26.5M.
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