China and India could destabilize global coal market
Tectonic shifts in the global coal market are underway, posing a series of questions for traditional coal supply markets.
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How the US is shunning Saudi oil imports
Over the last 15 years, America has been turning away from traditional oil suppliers in the Middle East to more trusted sources, closer to home.
Operational ‘wrinkles’ take shine off Randgold’s results
The miner slid the most in four years after reporting first-quarter gold production fell 11% due to operational problems at Kibali and Tongon mines.
Gold rally stalls despite weak US jobs data
Despite the ups and downs, the precious metal has gained 21% so far this year.
Oil companies offer assistance to residents affected by Fort McMurray fires
Oil companies are reducing production to allow families to evacuate.
Canada’s oil sands cuts production as wildfire forces mass evacuation
The fire is the latest blow to a community already hit by slumping oil prices that have forced producers to halt projects and lay off hundreds.
Centerra Gold announces results, first quarter dividend
The company's gold production for the year is expected to be between 480,000 to 530,000 ounces.
Fratboys at the punchbowl
The Federal Reserve has backed off from earlier indications that it would raise rates four times this year says Joe McAlinden of McAlinden Research Partners
Diamonds add sparkle to Anglo’s improving outlook
Moody's praises higher than expected valuation for the sale of the niobium, phosphate businesses and improving prospects for the global diamond market.