This new technology could be blood diamonds worst enemy
Two companies have partnered to use near field communication (NFC) — best known for enabling mobile payments— for tacking a diamond's history.
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Platinum price boost as top producer shuts down smelter
Anglo American Platinum forced to stockpile concentrate and shut down smelter in South Africa responsible for one fifth of its refined platinum output.
Coking coal prices go gangbusters — up almost 150%
The commodity added $14.80 per tonne on Tuesday alone. Its trading now at almost $200 per tonne.
Freeport finally free to focus on copper
Sells Gulf oil assets for $2 billion, bringing asset sales for the world's no 1 copper miner this year to $6 billion.
Rapid ramp-up at Roxgold’s Yaramoko
Gold output reaches 35,753 ounces at an average mill feed grade of an eye-watering 15.44 g/t gold at the Burkina Faso mine entering commercial production.
Go-ahead for Manitoba’s True North gold mine
Klondex reaches positive production decision and updates reserves at historic mine near Bisset in Canadian province.
Gold the Euro and the Dollar
There are many fundamentals that drive the gold price, fear of Governments, fear of inflation an out of control money supply, fractured political systems and a central banking cartel devoid of any real understanding that what they do does not work never has and never will.
Ocean Minerals, LLC to prospect and explore for rare earths in the Cook Islands
Ocean Minerals, LLC (Ocean Minerals) has identified areas of prospective potential in the Exclusive Economic Zone of the Cook Islands, and has entered into an agreement with the Cook Islands government for exclusive rights to prospect and explore these areas.
Look to Chindia for gold’s love trade
The only people buying that early were quants and huge hedge funds. The question, then, was: What factors or models were the quants using to uncover gold’s meteoric rise this year?
