Coking coal resumes sharp decline
Down 4.7% on Tuesday to five-month low as ultra-cheap Mongolian coal gets trucked into market.
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The Ellis Martin report interview with Simon Moores
Join me for a conversation with Simon Moores, an analyst at Benchmark Mineral Intelligence, a London-based consulting and research firm focusing on niche critical and industrial minerals and metals.
Striking workers at BHP’s Escondida mine accept Gov’t mediation
The meeting is not a return to mediation but an attempt to agree to return to the negotiating table, the union said.
Kumba’s earnings doubled on higher prices, cost cutting measures
The Anglo American's unit logged earnings of $607 million for 2016, basically double the $304 million it recorded in 2015.
Freeport halts Grasberg mine, begins sending workers home
The firm has not been able to ship copper from the mine in over a month due to a ban on concentrate exports that kicked in on January 12.
Another large diamond dug from Lulo
Big, valuable gemstones that may eventually get cut into smaller diamonds keep getting discovered in Angola.
Gold price holding as U.S. Treasuries dumped in record volumes
If you’re one of the throwback gold enthusiasts likely to now number in the hundreds judging be mainstream media’s portrayal of “gold bugs”, you’re likely enjoying the apparent strength in the gold price currently evident.
The Ellis Martin Report: Interview with Benchmark Mineral’s Simon Moores
Ellis Martin speaks with Simon Moores, an analyst at Benchmark Mineral Intelligence a London-based consultancy and research firm focusing on critical and industrial metals.
Weak finish for the Canadian Mining Eye Index in Q4 — EY
EY’s Canadian Mining Eye index declined 13% in the last quarter last year as weak gold and nickel prices offset copper and zinc gains.
