Too much money, not enough gold
The gold to monetary base ratio is at an all-time low.
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OPEC’s output freeze: What has changed since Doha?
It's possible that OPEC is crying wolf with hints of an output freeze next month in Algiers; but it's also possible that they are ramping up production to take the sting out of a freeze.
Poland halts Nazi ‘gold train’ hunt sooner than expected
A new timetable for the search is expected to be unveiled on Friday, at a news conference called by the digging team.
Gold mining back to Nova Scotia with imminent Moose River mine construction
Project consists of two open-pit mines forecast to produce 87,000 ounces of the yellow metal a year during their eight to nine years of mine life.
Glencore posts worst half-yearly profit since listing in London
Despite a rebound in commodity prices and successful costs cuts, Glencore remained in the red in the six months to end-June.
Venezuela ordered to pay Vancouver miner $1.6 billion
Shares in Rusoro Mining soars 122% after international arbitration tribunal awards damages over late president Chavez's seizure of its gold mines in 2011.
Investing in the new resource bull market
After four grinding years of falling metal prices and vanishing market capitalizations, we have seen a stunning shift in market sentiment since mid-January, says Matt Geiger of MJG Capital. Multiple physical commodities are now in technical bull markets.
Gold spending in India is set to get a boost from a strong monsoon season
Since before recorded human history, the people of India have had an insatiable appetite for gold, treasuring it not only for its flawless natural beauty and religious significance but also as a superb store of value.
Jeff Berwick: Billionaire elites piling into gold
Jacob Rothschild, Stanley Druckenmiller, George Soros, along with his associate Crispin Odey, and other billionaire elitists are moving massively into gold.
