January 19, 2014

Indian officials scrutinize travelers to pin down ‘organised gang’ of importers

Financial documents of non-resident Indians traveling to India are being scrutinized in order to see if they're being paid by gold traders to bring in the goods.

January 19, 2014

Saudi Arabia still doesn’t care about the US shale boom

Saudi oil minister says his country 'welcomes this new source of energy.'

January 17, 2014

Harry Dent: How to prosper in the coming downturn

The founder of Dent Research relies strongly on demographic statistics and trends to predict a crash starting in early 2014 and lasting into 2015 or 2016, which will make 2008…

January 17, 2014

Five ways to play the end of the natural gas renaissance: Bill Powers

Shale gas is not the foundation of U.S. energy security that conventional wisdom claims. But as shale gas peters out, the law of supply and demand will drive gas prices…

January 16, 2014

Israel’s diamond exports rising while industry battles legislators

Israel's polished diamond exports rose by 12% over the past year, after a 23% dip in 2012.

January 16, 2014

BP sees growth in energy demand slowing, emissions rising 29% by 2035

The overall increase in energy consumption is still huge at 41%.

January 16, 2014

Turquoise Hill jumps 10% on robust production numbers

Year to date shares of the operator of the giant Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold mine in Mongolia is up 21%.

January 15, 2014

Newcrest boosts gold and copper production

2014 output on track to reach top end of guidance range.

January 15, 2014

Centerra Gold’s mine lifted Kyrgyzstan GDP in 2013

Without taking Centerra's Kumtor mine into account, the nation’s GDP would have grown about 50% less.

January 14, 2014

2014 graphite outlook: Price rebound, supply shift and new end uses

China's recent halting of flake graphite production in Pingdu, Shandong, made headlines, and has many investors wondering how supply may shift.