The world’s largest gold project just got a whole lot bigger
Study ups production rate at Seabridge's $5.5 billion gold-copper project in BC by nearly a third, pushing per ounce operating costs into negative territory.
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Ex-Massey Energy CEO Blankenship claims being a ‘political prisoner’
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Gold giants looking at renewables
Major producers are adopting shadow prices on carbon to mitigate carbon risk and address energy challenges.
Technicals, Chinese holiday behind much of gold price drop
Chinese gold investors usually buy on dips, but the country's financial markets were closed for the annual Golden Week holiday.
Bacanora completes drilling at its lithium project in Mexico
The company's stock has fared better than many competitors in the last two years, boosted by the resilience of the lithium price, which has tripled since 2000 regardless of the commodity cycle.
Opposition to coal mine in India escalates after four killed in protest
Incident highlights operational and reputational risks faced by companies operating in the extractive sector in underdeveloped parts of central and eastern India, says expert.
‘Monetary supercycle’ demise could add $1,000s to gold price
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CHART: Despite unnerving gold price fall, mining rally’s intact
While met coal is clearly the star performer, thermal coal is probably the biggest upset – seaborne prices have jumped 65% in 2016 to above $80 a tonne.
