March 25, 2012 Yanzhou bullish on Australian coal China's Yanzhou Coal is forecasting sales volumes will this year rise 23 per cent at its Yancoal Australia unit, which is poised for a merger with Gloucester Coal to form…
March 25, 2012 Fuel subsidy cut would hurt ore profits Mining companies already under pressure from rising costs, a high Australian dollar and falling metals prices fear the potential removal of $2 billion in diesel fuel subsidies could have severe…
March 25, 2012 Chinese Villagers Get Free Gold and Silver Bars In honor of one locally owned business in eastern China, the company for it's 40th anniversary game 3,000 villagers a surprise this week. The China Money Report writes that all…
March 25, 2012 Japan’s Hokkaido shuts coal-fired unit due to problem The company also said its fuel oil-fired 350-MW No.2 unit at its Date plant would halt power generation from March 24 to 30 due to repair work on the unit's…
March 25, 2012 Barrick Gold is Among the Companies in the Gold Industry With the Highest Earnings Yield (ABX, NEM, KGC, GOLD, GG) Barrick Gold is Among the Companies in the Gold Industry With the Highest Earnings Yield (ABX, NEM, KGC, GOLD, GG).
March 25, 2012 Calling Another Bottom in Gold and Silver Stocks Sector The last time I called an important bottom in the precious metals sector was on December 29, 2011 (). Well, it's time for another important bottom. I believe the late…
March 25, 2012 Right approach can transform Marten into Gold Mine Meghalaya Times (India) Shillong, March 24 -- The current garbage dumping site at Marten, Mawiong, is in shambles and instead to providing relief for waste management, it has rather become…
March 25, 2012 Jewellery makers down on gold customs duty hike Shares of Jewellery makers were lower after the budget proposed to double customs duty on gold to four percent of value in 2012/13 financial year beginning in April. The increase…
March 25, 2012 What a Mulcair win means for miners Canada has a fresh face leading the government in waiting, and Thomas Mulcair may be the most pragmatic choice to lead the left-leaning NDP.
March 24, 2012 John Paulson’s Mali headache Beaten up gold investor, John Paulson, is a significant Randgold investor who is getting pulled down by trouble in Mali.
Platinum miners favour payouts over projects even as prices surge Despite strong prices, mining executives are wary of launching new projects without evidence of sustained long-term price stability. February 11, 2026 | 10:30 am
