Gold prices falling trend just the aftermath of a bull-run finished in 2011: report
Experts say the average price of gold is expected to fall this year for the first time since 2002.
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Amplats prolongs talks with South African government until end of April
Anglo American Platinum may cut as many as 14,000 jobs and mothball two mines.
Four Russian coal miners missing after flood
The accident may cause Evraz a 15% decrease in its coal output.
Curfew in Congo’s mining hub lifted
Copper operations were mostly unaffected by the measure.
Codelco copper shipments hit by spreading strike at Chilean ports
The world’s No. 1 copper producer faces a challenging scenario as a large number of ports have stopped shipping the miner's copper abroad.
Scamming alert in Canada over ‘Taliban gold’ for sale
Police were compelled to issue the statement after a man spent $760 on a fake piece.
Pear-shaped 75-carat diamond may sell for over $12 million
The gem has been qualified by Sotheby as “the most important white diamond ever to appear at auction in the Americas.”
Chairman Munk prepares to leave Barrick Gold
Co-chairman John L. Thornton seems to be the chosen successor.
Chinese mining company likely to list potash assets in Toronto: report
Yanzhou Coal is China's third-largest listed coal miner by output.
Shareholders should rein in expectations or quit mining sector: Cynthia Carroll
She said investors need to understand “what it really takes to deliver projects.”
Coal demand hits fresh high as US output rises — IEA
Coal keeps defying forecasts, with US output rebounding even as clean energy expands and long-term demand finally nears a peak.
