Comparisons to 2008 spark gold’s fear trade
Plunging oil prices, rising market volatility, surging global debt—it’s all beginning to remind some investors of 2008.
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Sprott monthly market update with Rick Rule: Uranium, gold and silver
Rick Rule discusses the arbitrage between the biggest streaming companies and the largest base metals companies.
Will oil prices rebound in 2016? Interview with Carl Larry
Oilprice.com recently spoke with Carl Larry, Director of Oil and Gas at Frost & Sullivan, a consultancy that conducts research on oil and gas markets, to get his thoughts on the state of oil in 2016.
INFOGRAPHIC: Gold’s biggest winning and losing streaks
JMBullion details Gold’s biggest gain and lose streaks dating back to Nixon’s 1971 shutdown of Bretton Woods.
Interview with Rob McEwen, McEwen Mining
Rob is the former founder of gold producing giant, Goldcorp, and has now built his second company McEwen Mining which is a precious metals producer in the Americas.
Agreement gives uranium mining in Greenland a boost
Good news for Greenland Minerals and Energy, which is aiming to develop a massive uranium and REE deposit in southern Greenland.
Clive Palmer and the nickel refinery collapse that wasn’t
Clive Palmer could walk away from the administration linked to his Queensland Nickel refinery without losing the assets and leave creditors out in the cold.
Four killed in Rustenburg platinum mine fire
Four miners have died in an underground fire in a platinum mine, the Impala group said in a statement.
Chile losing ground as top copper producer since metal price in the pits
From 2005 to 2015 Chile's copper output rose a mere 8%, while Peru’s grew 37%, China’s 114%, Zambia’s 72% and Congo’s 956%.
