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Renewed interest in gold as a financial asset
Central banks fueled the supply of gold by 400-500 tons per year on average between 1989 and 2007, they are now increasing demand by the same factor.
At least one technical trader is calling a ‘rip-your-face-off’ rally in gold stocks
Volatile but profitable.
SGS’ Newly Expanded Multi-Purpose Facility In Vancouver, Canada Is Open And Accepting Samples
The Vancouver area facility will incorporate a full range of the latest testing, inspection and verification services to cover your project needs from early exploration, through resource development, production, trade to closure.
Profiting from the dismal state of gold miners and explorers
It costs $100,000 just to cover the public company filing fees, pay for the financial audits, and share an office and phone line. If you have a secretary, president, and geologist on staff you’re looking at around $400,000 a year minimum.
FLSmidth to deliver gold processing plant to Russian customer
The scope of supply includes a complete gold processing plant, excluding grinding mills.
ABB signs partnership agreement with largest copper producer in Kazakhstan
Complete electrification, automation and instrumentation solutions for Bozshakol and Aktogay copper mines
Resource nationalism is miners’ number one fear and major threat to global security — report
Resource nationalism is one of the main causes of the current commodity prices instability and it is threatening global security, warns London-based Chatham House in its latest report.
Gold bug spreads through Latin America
Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, Argentina and Paraguay have recently been adding to their bullion holdings. And this might be only the beginning.
