Barrick shares slammed after results disappoint
Revenues and earnings below forecasts, but world's top gold producer continues to slash costs.
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What experts predict for the new silver bull market
The Gold Report takes a look at what some of the experts predict for the silver price going forward and for companies poised to benefit from the upswing.
Interview with The Silver Institute’s Mike DiRienzo – ‘The fantastic world of silver’
We talk about the silver supply/demand argument, the various uses for silver that you probably didn’t know about, as well as new revolutionary applications for silver and much more.
Gold and Pork Bellies
Gold is traded on the currency desks of all major banks and brokerages, along with dollars, euros, yen and pounds, and not the commodity desks along with other commodities – the FX traders know gold is money.
Peru losing its battle against illegal gold mining
A force of marines and rangers sent in the past days to raid the Tambopata reserve, in the country’s southern Amazon, has already been outnumbered.
Successful and sustainable mining industry key to building Mali’s economy — Randgold
Randgold’s mines in Mali annually accounted for between 7% and 11% of the country’s GDP, with Loulo having already contributed $2.3 billion to the country’s economy.
Antofagasta lowers full-year copper output target, says surplus shows little sign of easing
The Chilean copper miner said full-year production would be at the lower end of the 710,000 to 740,000 tonnes it predicted in January.
Copper production growing by 1m tonnes a year
ICSG study forecasts global copper output growing at a robust average annual rate of 4% to reach 26.5 million tonnes a year in 2019.
Freeport sees way forward without asset sales
Investors shrug news of $1.5 billion share issue to welcome halt of copper disposals after $4 billion assets sold just this year.
