Mongolia-based miners in limbo after premier ousted
What happens next is critical say mining companies currently operating in the country.
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Gold: Falling knife in perfect storm with significant headwinds
Analysts and reporters struggle for right metaphor to describe fall in gold price.
Swiss yes vote could lift gold price 18%
"If they do launch a buying program, the Swiss central bank would have effectively a constant bid in the market."
Iron ore price drops to $75
Benchmark 62% iron content ore hits fresh five-and-half-year low, but high-quality lump prices rise again to $89 a tonne.
Metso introduces the world’s largest cone crusher, MP2500, to respond to the mining industry’s efficiency challenge
The first MP2500 cone crusher will be operational at First Quantum Minerals Ltd Sentinel mine in Zambia early 2015
ABB’s System 800xA Minerals Library comes with new features
New release of ABB’s proven process control system solution, System 800xA Minerals Library 5.1/5 to enhance productivity in cement, mining and mineral processing industries
Imminent strike at Peru’s largest copper mine supports price
Talks aimed at preventing a November 10 strike at Antamina copper mine, broke down this week.
Tony Blair, Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, to Present a Keynote Address at the 2015 Mining Indaba
Mining Indaba, the world’s largest mining investment event will take place on 9 – 12 February 2015 in Cape Town, South Africa
Lawyers seek Barrick’s support in case against African subsidiary
African Barrick’s North Mara mine, Tanzania’s largest gold producer, has been a flashpoint of clashes between locals and security forces for many years.
