Global insecurity is good for gold, says Mike Niehuser
International anxiety may be good for gold prices, as gold continues to have a place as a store of value in uncertain times, says Mike Niehuser of Scarsdale Securities.
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Canada’s gold mines are shooting the lights out
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World Coal Association calls for greater investment in cleaner coal technologies
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