CAPP sees 62% decrease in oil and gas spending for Canada
This reduction according to the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, is the largest two-year decline since the start of tracking this data in 1947.
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IMF growth forecasts: Missing the mark so far
Projections on the global economic recovery have been overestimated by most policymakers and institutions for some time now. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has been no exception to this fallacy.
Gold stocks breakout, gold to follow
There is logical reason to be cautious if not bearish at this point.
Australia raises iron ore price forecast
Chinese imports to top 1 billion tonnes for the first time
$85 crude oil by Christmas – an interview with Mike Rothman
Oil prices may be gyrating up and down, but Mr. Rothman provided some juicy clues for investors, highlighting some key near-term trends for crude oil.
Nunavut Impact Review Board objects new diamond project
Based on comparable widths and grades, Dunnedin Ventures' Kahuna project has similarities with DeBeers’ Snap Lake.
Malaysia extends bauxite mining ban until July to fight pollution
The issuing of export permits, however, will resume as soon as existing stockpiles shrink.
Antofagasta copper veteran Hernandez retires, Arriagada named new CEO
The appointment is effective immediately and Hernandez, who had been CEO since 2014, will remain as an adviser to the board.
Lundin biding time to complete mining portfolio with more deals
The company recently offered as much as $262.5 million to buy a stake in Freeport-McMoRan Inc.’s Timok copper and gold project in Serbia.
