Weak Chinese factory data dents copper price
A gauge of manufacturing activity in top copper consumer China is down six months in a row and at the lowest level since July.
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Centerra Gold 4Q highlights
Centerra Gold was up 4.38% to $5.01
Woman dressed as bat hangs from coal loader
Operations were halted for nine hours while police removed the protesters.
Two ‘outright’ bears have second thoughts on 2014 gold price
Gold is no longer "the favourite asset to short or ignore completely".
Pan American Silver takes impairment charge on Dolores Mine, increases proven and probable reserves
The company was up 4.07% to $14.59 a share.
Gold price bounces around on jobs, inflation data
A drop in jobless claims showing the downtrend in US unemployment remains intact pushed gold as low as $1,307 before inflation figures and weak manufacturing data prompted a recovery.
NexGen’s potential discovery opens up the Western Athabasca Basin, CEO Leigh Curyer explains
Visible uranium was seen in the first hole drilled into the Arrow target at the Western side of NexGen's Rook 1 project, which caused shares in the junior explorer to rise over 90% Wednesday.
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Uranium supply disruptions spell opportunity for investors: David Talbot
A supply crisis is looming in the uranium industry, and today's uranium price, stagnant at an eight-year low, will shoot up quickly when restarts of Japanese nuclear power plants bring back demand with a vengeance.
