Indonesia’s coal ban sends prices soaring, other exporters fail to step up
High coal prices and the threat of resource nationalism point to a more worrying longer term future for seaborne coal in Asia, writes Clyde Russell.
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Australian and Canadian miners are among the companies currently running gold operations in the African country.
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Moody’s cuts Kyrgyzstan’s rating after gold mine nationalisation
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Barrick Gold mines in Tanzania reach Tier One status
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BHP, university researchers to explore four-dimensional controls on nickel mineral systems
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Galantas Gold secures $1m loan to finish Irish mine
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Australian miner plunges most since 2014 after Burkina Faso coup
Shares in shares West African Resources fell 17%, the biggest drop since November 2014, in Sydney on Tuesday.
