Precious metals exchange to open in Moscow
The country has so far only been dealing with futures on gold and silver.
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Gold drops below $1,200 ounce
Silver is at US$18.59 per ounce.
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China’s mining equipment market to grow 22% by 2017
The nation's mining and quarrying equipment market reached US$57 billion last year.
Researchers make carbon wire that could replace copper
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Dozens killed in Sudan gold mine area
Violence is focused on the troubled Darfur region.
UN special forces sent to Congo’s mining hub
In an effort to curb rebels attacks in Katanga, the country's copper mining hub.
BHP Billiton stock sinks to 4-year low, more pain ahead for miners
"As long as the world’s most important central banks are stepping back from further monetary stimulus, and China’s appetite for raw materials slows down, the earnings trajectory for metals and mining companies may still be downward."
