Oil analyst: ‘Lehman Brothers’ of oil could be major oil producers, not US frackers
A nearly 50% pullback in the price of oil has done serious damage to revenue of oil producers.
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Energy crisis as early as 2016
Low oil prices today may be setting the world up for an oil shortage as early as 2016.
Brent Cook: investing during the era of peak gold discoveries
In this interview with The Gold Report, find out what Cook expects for gold exploration in 2015, and why the next few years are going to be very interesting indeed for yellow metal miners.
India coal strike the biggest industrial action since 1977
It is likely to cost the country 1.5 million tonnes of lost coal production a day.
Are you ready for the January effect?
As far back as 1942, economists have noted that small-cap companies in particular tend to surge at the beginning of the year in a cycle known as the January Effect.
CHART: Gold price rallies into teeth of rabid dollar
Based on past performance of the gold price relative to the dollar index, gold should be touching $1,100 an ounce now.
Caterpillar stock nosedives on JPMorgan downgrade
The analysts argued that as much as 15% of the machinery maker’s revenues are dependent on the oil and gas industry
Gold price jumps $1,200
Rampant US dollar and fresh oil sell-off can't stop gold bulls as euro fears return to wallop equities.
Kinder Morgan pipeline opponents set up new base camp
Pipeline opponents have vacated Burnaby Mountain but are now camping out at the entrance to Kinder Morgan's Westridge Marine Terminal.
