Rick Rule: Uranium sentiment just got bearish to the extreme
Rick discusses the surprising lack of volatility in the markets and with the various worldwide challenges one would expect it to be much higher.
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Revised South African charter poses threat to miners, says Moody’s
Ratings agency Moody's warned on Wednesday that new regulations seeking to accelerate black ownership in South Africa's mining industry would deter investment, raise costs and diminish cashflow generation.
Freeport Indonesia workers to extend strike for a month – union
Thousands of mine workers at the Indonesian unit of Freeport-McMoRan Inc will extend their strike for another month to protest against layoffs, a union official said on Wednesday.
How copper riches helped shape Chile’s economic story
Although Chile has always been noted for its abundant mineral wealth, the country was actually not a notable copper producer even at the beginning of the 20th century.
Goldcorp partners with FLSmidth to eliminate conventional slurry tailings dams
FLSmidth will be working with Goldcorp to develop EcoTails™, a new system to dramatically improve tailings and waste rock disposal.
World’s top coal producer to close 37 mines
Coal India, responsible for about 82% of the nation's total coal output, said the closures would save around 8 billion rupees ($124 million).
Goldcorp sells Camino Rojo gold-silver project in Mexico to Orla Mining
The asset, in the state of Zacatecas, is located about 50 kilometers (31 miles) from Goldcorp’s flagship Peñasquito mine.
Western Australia bans uranium mining, but existing projects safe
Toro Energy's Wiluna project, Vimy Resources' Mulga Rock project, as well as Cameco's Kintyre and Yeelirrie projects allowed to go on.
Gemfields stock hit by Pallinghurst’s move to lower approval threshold for its bid
South Africa-listed Pallinghurst now needs just 60% of Gemfields’ shareholders to back its unsolicited takeover offer.
