The new Cold War and gold
The best defense against the repercussions of a mounting pile of debt, and the new cold war, is to own gold - the traditional safe haven.
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Bushveld Minerals hopes to list in Johannesburg by Q3
The listing is not intended to raise capital but would allow investment from South Africa where its core business was located.
Is there a new golden age for copper coming to British Columbia?
Even those who don’t follow mining or invest in it could probably tell you that a global energy transition will mean the world is going to need a lot more copper.
Africa Mining Indaba: ‘Let’s talk,’ Ramaphosa tells producers
Executives, investors and government officials meet in Cape Town this week at the African Mining Indaba, the continent’s biggest gathering of one of its most essential industries.
Trading house Mitsubishi maintains full-year profit forecast
* April-Dec net profit grows 6 pct y/y to record 442 bln yen * Books impairment losses on Olam, Chilean iron ore […]
Audit of burst Brazil dam found issues with drainage, monitoring – reports
The report by German-based TÜV SÜD made 17 recommendations aimed at improving the stability of the structure and was dated September 2018.
Palladium rally offers lifeline to buoy South African miners
Record palladium prices and a weaker rand are lifting the gloom enveloping South Africa’s platinum industry.
South Africa’s rand shows its mettle as iron ore prices surge
If you are searching for clues on how the rand will move next, watch the iron-ore price.
Ford says carmakers may need to invest in cobalt mines soon
Carmakers may have to consider investing directly in cobalt mines in order to secure supply over the next three to five years, according to ord Motor Co. senior manager for energy storage strategy and research Ted Miller.
