Cameco shedding 120 jobs at Canadian operations
Cameco (NYSE:CCJ, TSX:CCO) has inflicted more pain on its payroll as Canada’s largest uranium producer struggles amid a flat market for the nuclear fuel.
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Uranium stocks gain big as Kazakhstan cuts production
In the wake of announced production cutbacks by Kazakhstan's state-owned uranium mining powerhouse, Kazatomprom, the beleaguered uranium market has seen an upswing.
Trump inauguration: The Trump cabinet picks who may shift US policy
President Donald Trump's picks for his Cabinet appear to back up his campaign pledges to boost US oil and gas production and streamline infrastructure approvals.
Of Presidents and prices: How commodities compare under Trump, Obama
As the book closes Friday, January 20, 2017, on President Barack Obama’s two terms, here are the price averages during his tenure for some key commodity benchmarks, as well as the latest price.
Gold futures looking bullish
Gold has rebounded sharply higher in the past month, taking the early lead as 2017’s best-performing asset class.
Coking coal price still falling
Met coal prices are already down 23% in 2017 as US producers plan to add 9m tonnes to export market.
Chart of the week – The Oxfam Inequitly Report is important, but there’s more to the story
Prior to the opening day of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Oxfam International made waves with its latest report on global inequality.
Palladium price surges to 22-month high
Years of underinvestment in top producer South Africa affecting supply.
Yukon gold juniors seen as top takeover candidates
Today, we have identified a few Yukon gold juniors that could be targeted for takeover by a bigger gold miner.
