Chart of the Week: ‘China’s debt bomb’
The ramp up in Chinese debt accumulation has been a leading concern of investors for years.
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Goldcorp is back and spending: Could West Red Lake Gold Mines be next?
In this article, Resource Maven Gwen Preston discusses possible target West Red Lake Gold Mines and how this company is shaping up to take advantage of the initial turnaround in the market.
Double-digit yields from around the world
In this bulletin, Adrian Day reviews three companies with strong yields. All three are under some pressure, but equally all are solid companies with very attractive yields.
Billionaire Soros scoops up $264 million stake in world’s largest gold miner
Fund now owns a 1.7% stake in Canada's Barrick Gold.
Aussie firms back push to drive Argentina to world No 2 lithium supplier
There are fresh opportunitis to explore for new lithium resources in the rich Latin American
footprint, says Latin Resources Managing Director, Chris Gale.
Chilean mining powerhouse looks to new options to emerge from global mining slump
Chile says the country has now adopted a proactive stance to reduce foreign investment barriers in its mining sector as it joins a plethora of mining jurisdictions worldwide battling to mitigate the resources downturn.
Canadian oil sands camps evacuated as wildfire shifts north
Forest fires in Northern Alberta have forced additional evacuations at several major operations.
Rio Tinto forges ahead with Simandou, the world’s largest mining project
The massive Simandou project, in Guinea, is considered the world's biggest untapped iron ore deposit.
Australian company plans coal mine in Poland
Australia's Prairie Mining has confirmed its intention to open a coal mine in southeast Poland by 2023, saying it was confident the $632 million (558 million euro) project would be profitable, a report said Monday.
