How Russia plans to compete with India in the diamond market
Moscow wants state-owned Alrosa to offer more favorable terms to local cutters
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Conservative radio personality takes on Adani
A TV ad featuring a famous radio broadcaster is pushing to ‘stop the taxpayer loan’ to the Indian group
Alrosa to auction rough and polished diamonds at the Eastern Economic Forum
"We have seen the interest of clients from Asia Pacific," the company’s Vice President said
Gold price breaks higher as hedge fund bulls outnumber bears most since 2012
North Korea sends gold price back to September 2016 levels as trading volumes soar to second highest on record.
Copper price hits fresh 3-year high as output at world’s top producer falls
Chile's state-owned Codelco reports over 5% drop in first half copper production, rising costs.
Newly IPO’d Fireweed Zinc talks about its Yukon project
The Canadian junior recently started a six-week drilling program at its Macmillan Pass Project located 200 kilometres northeast of the town of Ross River in Yukon
Canada’s Gran Colombia Gold resumes operations at strike-hit Segovia mine
While production in August was below normal due to the ongoing disruptions to the company’s operations, Gran Colombia expects to meet its annual production guidance for 2017 of 150,000 to 160,000 ounces of gold.
How EIA guestimates keep oil prices subdued
The EIA has once again undercut its previous estimates for U.S. oil production, offering further evidence that the U.S. shale industry is not producing as much as everyone thinks.
De Beers diamond sales down 20% on earlier Diwali
The world’s largest rough diamond producer by value reported provisional revenue of $505 million compared with $639 million in the same period a year earlier.
