Palladium price soars on South Africa strikes, Russia tensions
Precious metal hits two-and-half-year high over supply uncertainty from top producing countries.
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Goldcorp extends Osisko offer once again
New deadline is Friday April 4, 2014.
Goldman sees gold price falling 20% by year-end
Investment bank does not buy into the year-to-date gold price rally and reiterates call for $1,050 an ounce in Q4.
Rio Tinto demands carbon capture progress, but doesn’t want to pay for it
The miner's energy division chief, Harry Kenyon-Slaney, said current climate change policy debate is idealistic and too focused on renewable energy.
De Beers to delay opening of world’s largest and richest new diamond mine
Regulatory restrictions limited shipments to the site this winter, delaying construction.
Diamond jewels owned by Pope Paul VI going for $1.9 million
The pieces not only are historically significant, but they are also unique as rarely ever Papal jewellery goes for sale.
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Oil company executives are investing in these 5 game-changing energy trends and informed investors can position themselves in front of this avalanche of money.
European central banks may end deal capping gold sales
Bundesbank board member says talks ongoing and Germany has no plans to start selling its bullion again anyway.
FLSmidth secures breakthrough with new technology
FLSmidth’s Reflux™ Classifier technology is now accepted as the preferred fines gravity separator by the major producers of metallurgical coal with installations in Australia, USA, Southern Africa and China.
