Groups ask Gov’t to suspend TransCanada Corp’s Energy East pipeline application
More than 60 Canadian groups are urging the National Energy Board to suspend its review of TransCanada's application for its Energy East pipeline.
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Copper prices struggle on demand fears
Demand fears continue to restrict the extent of upside moves, whilst supply disruptions at the mine level have more recently provided a floor to prices following the early-year sell-off.
Sign of the times: Western Australia selling $4.1bn in assets as mining revenue drops
The sell-off includes the state's largest general cargo port, Fremantle.
18-month rally in select gold stocks signals ‘bifurcation’ — Steve Todoruk
Our main subject today, though, is a trend we’ve been seeing in Canadian gold stocks. Some companies have reached much higher share prices over the last 18 months.
Mercenary Alert: The Nevada sun also rises
Nevada is one of the most prolific gold provinces on Earth.
The trouble with cash
When interest rates are zero and it costs a bank to look after your money it becomes an unattractive asset.
Global gold demand drops 1% in Q1, but investments jump — report
Once again Asia drove demand, with China and India alone accounting for 54% of the total.
SA gold miners face repeat of brutal 2014 platinum strike
The union that led 2014's bitter five-month strike in South Africa's platinum belt has brought the same demands – doubling of wages – to the gold sector.
US coal-fired plants retiring to peak this year — study
SNL says the closures represent about 4% of installed coal capacity in the U.S. and it will make up a third of nationwide coal plant retirements between 2010 and 2015.