It’s not yet time for gold
Gold was seemingly on course for its highest quarterly close since 2012 until it reversed back below quarterly resistance at $1330/oz.
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China hits U.S. goods with tariffs as ‘sparks’ of trade war fly
New trade measures effective Monday.
Inomin acquires multi-mineral property in British Columbia
The 420-hectare property is located in the New Westminster Mining Division of southwestern British Columbia.
Kazakhstan and Mongolia meeting highlights uranium mining cooperation
The two countries on 30 March signed a Memorandum of Understanding focusing on geology and development of mineral resources and civil aviation.
Coal India’s production, shipments rise to a record in March
Production growth to slow down in coming months, analyst says.
Why tiny diamonds make a Vancouver miner happy
“The recovery of micro-diamonds is extraordinary," said Lithoquest's President and CEO.
Investment in Africa’s mining sector to rise: BMI
BMI presents the recent changes to the DRC’s mining code as an example of a situation that challenges all the parties involved, but that is very unlikely to cloud miners’ interest in venturing in the country.
Codelco CEO to stay on after Chile’s new Gov’t reshuffles management
Nelson Pizarro, who took the post in 2014, has played a critical role in the drive to reduce spending and force a reduction in costs, while kicking off a major overhaul of Codelco’s aging mines to deal with dwindling ore grades.
Mongolia arrests ex-minister in Swiss graft probe — govt
A Mongolian former finance minister, Bayartsogt Sangajav, has been arrested as part of an investigation into suspected abuse of power during investment talks for the giant Oyu Tolgoi copper mine in 2009.
