Eurozone is no bargain market, despite higher gains in US: David Stevenson, Fleet Street Letter
Rip-roaring market valuations in the US are supported by ever-expanding corporate and government debt.
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Swiss gold exports to China drop 67% in April
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Amur Minerals rises and falls on licence to mine nickel, copper in Russia
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Chile regulator seeks sanctions against Lundin’s Candelaria mine
Inspections that took place between 2013 and 2014, revealed 16 infractions, nine of which were considered very serious.
Commodities’ biggest drop of 2015 underscores Goldman bear view
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South Africa doesn’t have enough coal for power plants beyond 2016
Main power utility, Eskom, is struggling to meet demand in a country that depends on coal to generate 85% of its electricity.