May 9, 2012 Mongolia backtracks on state ownership of mining companies Fearing a backlash by foreign investors in the mining sector – the foundation of the country's economy – Mongolian legislators on Tuesday watered down many of the provisions of draft…
May 9, 2012 PJM power capacity auction may be worth over $10 billion Last week, FirstEnergy said PJM told the company to keep three old, coal-fired plants in Ohio capable of generating about 885 MW in service to maintain reliable supplies of electricity.…
May 9, 2012 Straight talk from the Graphite Express In early May, the Graphite Express Conference rolled in to Toronto for a date with investors looking to punch a ticket to big returns.
May 9, 2012 Canadian Teck Resources shows renewed interest for the iron ore industry Canadian miner giant Teck Resources Ltd. (NYSE:TCK, TSX:TCK.B) is interested in entering the iron ore industry and would seek to acquire a producing asset rather than develop a mining project,…
May 9, 2012 Collapse in Canadian mining deals in midst of global uncertainty While 2011 was a near-record year for mining mergers and acquisitions (M&A), with over 2,600 deals worth $149 billion in the global mining sector, 2012 is not looking so good,…
May 9, 2012 Coalspur substantially increases its coal resources following recent vista extension acquisition extension acquisition Coalspur Mines Limited ("Coalspur" or "Company") (ASX: CPL, TSX: CPT) is pleased to announce an initial Coal Resource estimate on the recently acquired11 Vista Extension, comprising 173.7 million tonnes ("Mt")…
May 8, 2012 Gold settles at four-month low Worries about Europe's sovereign-debt crisis sparked a wave of selling in the gold market, pushing prices briefly below the $1,600 mark and to their lowest settlement price in four months.
May 8, 2012 Despite bullish fundamentals, gold prices fall sharply In a trading pattern that has become all too familiar, almost the minute the US session began on Comex today, the price of gold was sold down by almost $40…
May 8, 2012 Alberta sues oil sands firms over royalties Alberta is suing the partners of Canada's second-largest oil sands project for $100 million over a dispute tied to royalty payments.
May 8, 2012 TSE drops 1.95 percent Bad news slammed the markets today as worries about Europe caught up to traders.
Column: EV revolution rolls on but battery metals lose their charge It should only be a matter of time before demand momentum absorbs the current supply glut, writes Reuters columnist Andy Home. December 20, 2025 | 06:23 am
