Kiss the bear goodbye (but wear a helmet). . .
Friday's morning action in gold has been at once both terrific and frothy, wonderful and scary, and redemptive and soothing, says precious metals expert Michael Ballanger.
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Newmont sells stake in Australian gold miner for $182 million
The sale is part of Newmont’s ongoing efforts to reduce debt.
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Death toll at Glencore’s Katanga mine in Congo climbs to 3
The casualties were carrying out maintenance at the bottom of the 250-metre pit.
BHP’s $14 billion Jansen potash becomes latest victim of commodities rout
BHP has cut $130 million from this year's planned $330 million capital expenditure to develop and study the feasibility of the project.
