Markets clobbered, gold stays even
Underlying worries are China and the taper.
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Eric Lemieux: What does 2014 hold for metals?
Lemieux believes that with the wheat separated from the chaff over the past tumultuous year, the truly strong companies have emerged. But you may be surprised by the jurisdictions he predicts will come to life in 2014.
All eyes on implementation of Mexican oil reform
There remains some ambiguity as to when bidding rounds would actually be opened up to international oil companies, with most predicting sometime next year.
Barrick re-calculates gold reserves based on $1,100 price level
CEO calls it a 'conservative approach.'
China, US data hammer copper price
Chinese manufacturing activity records surprise contraction and US slows down against expectations, pushing the copper price down 3% to below $3.30 a pound.
Chile’s official commission suggests letting Barrick keep permit for Pascua Lama
But it also recommends an exhaustive review of the permit issued in 2006, as well as the miner’s glacier monitoring plan.
Gandhi comments light fire under gold price
If India lifts its gold import curbs it could unleash massive pent up demand on the sub-continent.
Aussie mining billionaire Forrest signs coal deal to end Pakistan slavery
His company will bring in technology that converts coal into diesel, in exchange for laws that end slavery in the South Asian country.
ABB supplied e-houses to copper mine in Chile
An e-house is an electrical equipment in container design.
