Guyana Goldfields pours its first gold
The commissioning and startup of the hard rock crushing circuit is projected to be completed later in the third calendar quarter of 2015.
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Top 6 myths driving oil prices down
Over the last few weeks I have witnessed another litany of lies that the media insists on putting forth. They come in the form of statements presented as facts to sway opinion while others are opinions quoted by others.
Randall Abramson’s plan for surviving gold’s summer of discontent
The best bet is always to have low-cost producers with solid balance sheets because both of those items will give you staying power.
Gold on sale, says the rational investor
The leveraged gold futures derivatives market is knocking down the precious metal, yet in massive contrast, this drop has ignited...
Bucking the global trend, South Koreans pile into gold
South Koreans are on course to buy a record amount of gold in 2015, worried that a meltdown in China's stock markets will destabilise South Korean equities and keen to replenish a traditional store of value in an era of low interest rates.
Chinese iron ore futures trading hits record high
Recent volatility in the price of iron ore has interested traders of the crucial industrial metal.
Gold miners turning to derivatives to lock in revenue
"Options allow miners to put together more complex structures like zero-cost collars to protect revenues."
Laser mapping system allows Australian gold operation to accurately measure wall movement at depth
Consolidated Mining & Civil Pty Ltd (CMC) has acquired a Maptek Sentry monitoring system, primarily for use at Havilah Resources Limited’s Portia gold mine in South Australia.
U.S. coal co’s cringe as Obama tightens climate change rules
U.S. President Obama has unveiled new rules designed to impose more costs on the battered and bruised United States coal industry.
