‘Strong hand’ may be pushing palladium price higher
Back within shouting distance of 2-year highs amid talk of market "squeeze".
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Shipwreck casts shadow over fleet of Vale iron-ore carriers
A second vessel contracted to haul iron ore for Brazilian miner Vale SA was delayed for repairs following the loss of a similar ship that mysteriously sank en route to China leaving 22 people presumed dead.
Miners frozen out as South Africa readies empowerment rules
Mining companies in South Africa have been frozen out of consultation over regulatory changes that could dilute shareholders, raise costs and impose new levies to fund community development.
The new bull market of 2017
The longer that the SPX is inside a ‘consolidation pattern’ and going sideways, the bigger the ‘Break Out’.
A conversation with Rick Rule – actionable words of wisdom from one of the industry’s wisest
Today, I have for you an interview with someone who has a great understanding of the HOW, when it comes to being successful in the junior resource market.
Gemfields steps up fight against takeover by largest investor
Company called Pallinghurst Resources' bid “derisory”, adding it "clearly undervalues" the firm.
Regional integration key to unlocking economic potential in Latin America
There is a critical need for large-scale investment and regional integration to unlock greater economic potential and mitigate risks for the energy sector in Latin America and the Caribbean, report shows.
Iron ore plunge hurting miners — down to fresh 7-month low
Steelmaking material dropped to $57.02 a tonne, marking a fresh seven-month low, as large stockpiles continue to weigh on the market.
Second round of hearings for Nunavut gold mine rejected by review board kicks off
The four-day review that begins today marks the first time in 20 years the NIRB has been asked to reconsider a decision on a project and go through another review process.
