Marc Faber: Holding gold is a ‘no brainer’
Brexit is a sideshow to the world economy, and gold remains an important asset in any portfolio, says Marc Faber, editor of the Gloom, Doom and Boom Report.
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June rainfall eases processing problems in China graphite hub
Pressures on the processing capacities of flake graphite producers in Shandong province – the second largest producing region in China – have been eased by rainfall which has improved access to water.
Newmont selling Indonesian unit for $1.3 billion
With the sale, Newmont is offloading its Batu Hijau mine, Indonesia’s the second-biggest copper and gold operation.
2016 already best year ever for world’s largest gold ETF
CHART: $18 billion year to date rise in assets under management highest since physically-backed fund's inception in 2004.
AngloGold investing $400 million in Guinea
World's number three producer owns the 300,000 ounce per year Siguiri mine in the west African country.
Despite the hype world’s second-largest diamond ever found fails to sell
Canada's Lucara Diamond, the company that found the massive gem, said it will keep it as bids fell short of the minimum reserve price.
Cautiously optimistic about nickel price
Nickel's jumped back above $9,000 and the outlook is for steady price increases through 2019 despite possible lifting of Indonesian export ban – report.
Kinross eyes expansions at its new gold mines in Nevada
Kinross, which operates two mines in Russia and also owns the problem-plagued Tasiast operation in Mauritania, seeks to strengthen its portfolio in North America.
Latin America the world’s most dangerous place for environmental activists
More environmentalists were murdered in Latin America in 2015 than anywhere else in the world, with anti-mining causes claiming the most lives, a report by Global Witness shows.
