Colorado coal markets weak; Utah remains tight
"They are either shoving it east or through the Gulf, which has a terrible netback, below cash cost probably," the source said.
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Japan court clears way to restarting Kansai Electric nuclear plants
"The decision is extremely improper, underlining an unwillingness to learn from the Fukushima Daiichi disaster."
Why CSR makes sense for communities, companies and investors
Mining executives tell The Gold Report that the most effective corporate social responsibility programs (CSR) are orchestrated cooperatively instead of applied prescriptively.
Monster rally for mining stocks
Broad advance for mining shares as metal prices jump on China stimulus hopes – Freeport rockets 17% in massive volumes.
Gold price: Worries about Chinese, Indian physical demand
In India December quarter gold sales could be the worst in 8 years; in China chain stores are closing and jewelry manufacturers are going out of business.
You’re too bearish on China growth
Beijing has very ambitious 2020 growth targets. A new survey finds Chinese executives are much more confident than the rest of the world about hitting them.
Here’s the top quotes from a SF investment conference
Speakers included well-known voices in the investment community such as Grant Williams, Frank Holmes, Frank Trotter, and Rick Rule.
David Morgan: There is no run like a gold run… except for a silver run!
This week we talk about the impending return of the gold bull, and David reminds us that there is no fever like gold fever!
Gear up for a violent uranium price spike: Cantor Fitzgerald’s Rob Chang
In this interview with The Energy Report, he explains that electric utilities will begin to run short of fuel even before 2020, when 33 additional reactors are expected to come on line.
