A looming global flight to quality
The emerging market contagion which began making headlines and roiling markets last week is not well understood and it is not even clear which countries are ground zero for this crisis.
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Trade minister: All Indonesia ore and concentrate shipments halted
The steep, last minute metal concentrate tax slapped on copper miners has brought exports to a standstill.
London Mining doubles production, trebles sales volumes
Production was still better in Q3 compared to Q4, when production was hampered by the wet season and commissioning times at the mill.
Lake Shore Gold slashes costs 40%
Mill throughput up 60% and better grades see Lake Shore cut cash costs to just $605 an ounce.
Roundup 2014 trade show sold out in Vancouver
AMEBC will host its 31st anniversary Mineral Exploration Roundup January 27-30 in Vancouver. In 2013 more than 7,800 delegates from 44 countries […]
Maptek appoints Brandt as I-Site reseller in Canada
Mining technology provider Maptek has appointed Brandt Positioning Technology as a reseller of Maptek I-Site 3D mine survey systems in Canada.
Quebec’s Bill 70 came into effect: here is what that means
The bill generally adds certain requirements to the application for conversion, most of which codify existing industry best practices.
Gold stocks upswing could continue, says Eric Angeli
This could be the ‘bifurcation’ point that we have been looking for, says Eric Angeli, an Investment Executive at Sprott Global Resource Investments Ltd.
Why gold stocks are leading gold
At the start of the year we asserted that the mining equities could lead the metals higher. Since then, the shares have roared higher while the metals have remained subdued.
