Roxgold’s Burkina mine just got a whole lot richer
Shares in Toronto junior up sharply after adding 220,000oz to ultra high-grade Yaramoko project in West Africa expected to pour first gold in June.
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INFOGRAPHIC: Four maps showing China’s rising dominance in trade
China’s economic prowess is one of these new paradigms that has emerged, but many people still can’t really wrap their heads around the scale or scope of it.
Silver price jumps to near one-year high
The closely-followed gold-silver ratio points to $20-plus and fundamentals of dwindling mine supply and growing industrial demand underpin rosy outlook.
Saudi Arabia releases ambitious plan to diversify economy
The "Vision for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia" could radically transform Saudi Aramco, the Saudi economy, and the country's social structure.
Iron ore price plummets amid Chinese speculative mania
China clamps down, but Beijing's record on market intervention is not good and speculative bubbles tend to blow up spectacularly inside the country.
Barrick ‘is back’ chairman Thornton tells shareholders
Barrick Gold has reduced its debt load, reshuffle management and sold several assets.
Potential lithium brines investigated in Australia
As society becomes more dependent on technology, metals like lithium are in high demand.
Vale gives its potash project in Argentina a second chance
The miner has scaled down the project and it now aim to produce 1.3 million tons of potash a year, down from the 4 million tons originally planned.
Global oil supply could face 4.5 million barrels shortfall — Wood Mackenzie
Current oil oversupply could reverse within 20 years as low oil prices have forced pricers to slash spending on exploration and production, a report by Wood Mackenzie shows.
