Biggest losers of 2013: Countries that lost the most on gold
Many countries' foreign reserves accounts lost big in the gold price drop this year.
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Canada gives Cameco’s Millenium mine the green light
Located 600 kilometres north of Saskatoon.
Newmont’s Conga copper and gold mine could restart next year—authorities
After meeting with locals, authorities said the company is likely to gain a social license to restart operations in 2014.
Expect more write-downs coming soon to a gold miner near you
Gold sector's situation is about to get worse.
Strengthened cyclone forces Australia to halt iron ore exports
West Australian residents are taking shelter as destructive Christine is set to make landfall at midnight or early Tuesday.
China’s gold imports from Hong Kong declined by almost half in November
Imports to the mainland from Hong Kong dropped by 42% last month.
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Iceland offers solutions to some of Bitcoin miners' major problems.
Indians importing more gold jewellery despite higher duty
Traders are choosing to import gold jewellery than bullion bars because jewellery is not subject to the 80:20 rule - but it does have a higher import duty.
In 2014 silver forecasts, analysts don’t offer much hope
Forecasts range from $19 to $23 per ounce.
