Gold’s losing streak post US jobs surprise continues
The better-than-expected non-farm payrolls numbers may mean that the Federal Reserve will end QE3 sooner rather than later.
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What can miners expect from Chavez re-election and his ’21st century Bolivarian revolution’?
Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez’s easy re-election has given him another six years as the head of the oil-rich South American country. It has also given mining and oil companies another reason to look for greener pastures.
Osisko coy about 1 million hectares staked in ’emerging gold belt’ in Mexico
Montreal's Osisko says it has staked out some one million hectares of ground in an – as yet unnamed – "emerging gold rich mineral belt in Mexico".
Royal Canadian Mint delivers a bounty of new collector coins
The Royal Canadian Mint unwrapped bountiful array of new collector coins.
Canadian Timmins Gold Corp reports bullion output surge
Canadian Timmins Gold Corp. (TSE:TMM) said Tuesday it produced 25,153 ounces of gold from its San Francisco mine in Sonora, Mexico, in the third quarter. This represents nearly 49% more than a year earlier.
Oyu Tolgoi: All that’s left is for China to flip the switch
First ore from the massive copper-gold-silver mine is expected to be processed within six weeks of China and Mongolia signing the final power agreement.
Anglo Asian gold production on the rise
Anglo Asian Mining disclosed Tuesday a surge in gold production at its flagship gold, copper and silver mine, in Azerbaijan, in the third quarter.
CANARAIL establishes permanent presence in Mongolia to help boosting mining industry
CANARAIL sees great potential in helping the fast-growing Mongolian mining industry to improve its infrastructure.
Gold One fires over 75% of its workers
South Africa's Gold One followed Amplats example and fired Tuesday 1,435 of its 1,900 Ezulwini employees in South Africa, after a week-long illegal strike.
