Deutsche Bank won’t finance any coal projects any longer
It has decided not to finance any greenfield thermal coal mining or coal-fired plants and it will also reduce its existing exposure to the sector.
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Moon Express ready for first private lunar trip after raising another $20M
The private space exploration firm has enough money to hit the moon by the end of 2017.
Gold soars past $1,200 on Trump’s immigration ban, comments on Germany
Spot gold climbed 0.4% to $1,200.00 per ounce in early trade, while April Comex bullion was last up $10.20 an ounce at $1,206.30.
Lucapa adds Motahe project in Lesotho to portfolio, shares jump
The project, which has existing infrastructure, a camp and a diamond processing plant in place, is located just 5km from Letšeng, the highest dollars-per-carat kimberlite diamond mine in the world.
Time to step up: resource sectors need Canada’s media now more than ever
Fake news was around long before Donald Trump made it a thing—and it was hitting hard at Canada's most important industries
US mines produced an estimated $74.6 billion in minerals last year
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Hedge funds have never been this bullish about copper price
Chile closes ports servicing some of the world's biggest copper mines due to rough seas while Escondida strike looms.
Nickel price picked as 2017 winner
New report forecasts 20% improvement in nickel price by end-2017 – copper, lead, zinc, gold, silver to retreat.
Frank Holmes: Time to grab the commodity bull market by the horns
Frank discusses the gold and bond markets and how they have been driven by global uncertainty.