No love for gold
There’s no other way to say it: Gold had a bad week. Last Tuesday alone, the yellow metal fell more than 3 percent, shuffling off $43, in its biggest one-day loss in three years.
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Scotiabank pushed to reveal internal emails in gold fixing case
All involved banks will also have to produce all relevant chat room instant messages and any other written communication they exchanged, whatever the media.
Anglo Platinum sells resources to Northam Platinum for $72 million
The company remains confident the sale of its Rustenburg mines in South Africa to Sibanye Gold will clear its last regulatory hurdle before the end of the year.
Coking coal, iron ore prices resume surge
Chinese traders back from week-long holiday continue to chase steelmaking raw materials.
Endeavour Silver output drops in Q3
Despite the lower figures, the miner noted it remains on track to meet full year revised guidance of 5.5-6.0 million ounces of silver this year.
Nickel price rally ‘on shaky ground’
Partial lifting of Indonesia ore ban could make up any potential Philippines export losses.
For how long can OPEC talk up oil prices?
Not a day passes without OPEC making oil and gas headlines, and today is surely no exception.
Two resource companies advancing toward goals
Money manager Adrian Day discusses two companies in his portfolio that he says have had meaningful recent developments, both positive and negative, and that he deems good buys.
Fresh blow to world’s largest mining project
World Bank pulls out of $20 billion Simandou iron ore project in Guinea, West Africa.
