Anglo American narrows debt despite posting steep first-half loss
The miner said its turnaround plan was “on track” as it slashed debt and beat earnings forecasts in the first half of the year.
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Iron ore breaks the $60 per tonne barrier, extending week’s rally to 9%
With this jump, the commodity's gains are close to 9% for the week and almost 40% so far this year.
Losses persist at Kinross
Second quarter revenues beat estimates and Toronto-based gold miner sticks to record output prediction for 2016.
Infographic: Tesla’s gigafactory opens this week: What we know in 9 epic slides
The massive new structure will be the world's biggest building by footprint, and it could possibly be a game-changer for the auto, energy, and battery industries.
Will the gold bull market resume after the summer correction?
Only time will tell which candidate will be triumphant in November, but in the meantime, one of the winners might very well be gold, which has traditionally attracted investors in times of political and economic uncertainty.
Barrick shares slammed after results disappoint
Revenues and earnings below forecasts, but world's top gold producer continues to slash costs.
What experts predict for the new silver bull market
The Gold Report takes a look at what some of the experts predict for the silver price going forward and for companies poised to benefit from the upswing.
Interview with The Silver Institute’s Mike DiRienzo – ‘The fantastic world of silver’
We talk about the silver supply/demand argument, the various uses for silver that you probably didn’t know about, as well as new revolutionary applications for silver and much more.
Gold and Pork Bellies
Gold is traded on the currency desks of all major banks and brokerages, along with dollars, euros, yen and pounds, and not the commodity desks along with other commodities – the FX traders know gold is money.
