Asia Gold-Demand firms ahead of Chinese New Year; India discounts widen
"Demand has actually increased on the physical side, mainly because there has been some pull-back in prices this week," said a GoldSilver Central dealer.
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Union at Colombia’s Cerrejon to hear wage offer before possible strike vote
"We will meet with the company... after a request from them to present a new offer, the fourth in this negotiation," said the Sintracarbon union president.
India to allot Coal India 11 new mines to boost production by two-fifths
The mines, in the eastern states of Odisha, Jharkhand and Bihar, are expected to operate at full capacity by 2022.
Ex-Massey Energy CEO and ex-con Blankenship running for US Senate
Blankenship kicked off his campaign Thursday night with a town hall meeting for voters in which he vowed to support President Donald Trump’s pro-coal stance with actions.
Canadian miner expanding in West Africa
RosCan is targetting different land packages in Ghana and Mali.
GoldStone kicks off project to restart Ghana mine shut for 100 years
The old underground mine is located within the Akrokeri prospecting licence held by GoldStone, about 1.5 km south of two proposed pits.
Most U.S. states lost coal mining jobs in 2017 – data
Statistics come as the administration of President Donald Trump claims credit for new jobs in the coal industry.
The periodic table of commodity returns
If for some reason, you still think that the commodity markets are predictable, today’s chart provides a nice piece of humble pie.
There could be an iron throne in the Pyramid of Cheops
An Italian professor at the Politecnico di Milano says that there could be an iron throne right below the apex of the Pyramid of Cheops, located in Giza.
