China claims to hold over 2 million tonnes of uranium deposits
The country’s uranium deposits have doubled in the last 15 years to more than 350 across the nation.
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Indian billionaire wants to buy Aussie gold mines
As several miners are in the process of shedding non-core operations to survive the current squeeze on the industry.
Deutsche Bank slashes South32 valuation
BHP Billiton spin-off worth just $7 billion when based on current spot prices for commodities.
Kinross Chile mine operations still halted after floods
Toronto-based gold miner at this time does not anticipate impact to regional production guidance after freak floods damage its Maricunga mine.
Report: 2016 is start of new gold bull cycle
But bottom won't be reached before gold price falls to a more than 5-year low in coming months according to comprehensive review by Metals Focus.
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A global innovator in bulk handling technology offers a family of impact cradles engineered to prevent belt and mainframe damage and eliminate spillage of heavy materials.
Canada’s ex-Foreign Affairs Minister appointment to Barrick raises questions
The ex-politician has recently accepted two high-paying positions in the private sector, including one as member of Barrick Gold's advisory board on international affairs.
David Smith: Love and fear trade buying will drive metals, and these miners higher. . .this year!
Despite their recent underperformance, David H. Smith, Senior Analyst with The Morgan Report, remains bullish on precious metals, especially silver and palladium, as the "love trade" heats up and the global economy adds more debt to the system.
Gold price on a tear after dismal jobs data
Gold up 2% after huge miss on US employment, manufacturing and car sales indicate rate rises may be further out than June.
