News and Reports

Year Ahead 2025

January 06, 2025

The AOCE and WB have moderate overall forecasts for the metals in 2025 inline with IMF forecasts for a decline in economic growth and inflation, although we see the probability of a stagflationary scenario as still reasonably high.Read More

Year in Review 2023 and Outlook for 2024

January 04, 2024

The past year was a difficult one overall for the metals, with the main standouts to the upside being a geopolitical risk-driven gain in gold, a China-driven rise in iron ore and a surge in uranium on broadening global support for nuclear power (Figure 1). A jump in global interest rates to near two-decade highs saw recession fears persist all year, and while one still did not actually eru...Read More

Year in Review 2022 and Outlook for 2023

January 2023

This year the post-global health crisis boom was brought to an end by a surge in inflation to forty-year highs, a major rise in global interest rates in an attempt to curb the rising prices and surging geopolitical risk after Russia's invasion of Ukraine. While precious metals held up reasonably well as markets turned to them as a risk hedge, by Q2/22 the higher interest rates put an end t...Read More

Chile: The Heart of Global Copper

October 2021

Chile is the world leader in copper production, at 28.5% of the total in 2020, and this looks set to continue, with the country having the largest global reserves, at 23.0% of total. It is also the global leader for molybdenum, which is often found along with copper, and is a major lithium player, holding 51.1% of global reserves. Read More

Newfoundland Gold

June 2021

Newfoundland has become a gold exploration hotspot over the past few years, with the sector seeing some of its strongest activity ever. While the province remains a small contributor to Canadian gold production, it has a substantial mineral industry well supported by the government, focused on iron ore, copper and nickel, and the surge in exploration suggests that gold output from the...Read More

Nevada Gold Mining and Canadian Juniors

April 2021

Nevada is the core of the U.S. gold output, accounting for by far the majority, at 75.4% on average for the past year. The state looks set to remain a dominant player in U.S. gold, as it accounts for 49% of total U.S. reserves, with Alaska slightly ahead with 51% of reserves, but just 8.6% of current production. The U.S. accounts for 6.1% of global gold output, making Nevada one of the largest gol...Read More

An Overview of the Golden Triangle

July 2020

The Golden Triangle in northwestern British Columbia has historically been a major site of Canadian gold production, beginning as early as the mid 1800s. There was a wave of production in the 1990s which cooled as the gold price declined, but larger scale production resumed in 2017, and the area has seen surging exploration interest over the past year, given that the region has some of the largest...Read More

An Overview of Quebec Gold Mining

April 2020

In this report we outline the Quebec gold mining industry, including its major producers, and a survey of many of the junior miners focused on the province. Quebec accounts for 34% of Canadian gold production (second to Ontario, with 44%) and remains a major focus for both producers and junior miners.Read More

An Overview of the Red Lake Mining District

January, 2020

Red Lake has been one of the most prolific gold mining districts in Canada and the world, with exploration having started in the 1920s, and production, which began in the 1930s, continuing to the present day. The district is known for the high grade of its gold, its infrastructure, and strong institutional support, given the long history of mining in the area.Read More

#Wirecard Shares Plunge 60% As Auditors 'Unable To Verify' $2 Billion In Cash On Its Books

June 18, 2020 / www.zerohedge.com

Once again, it looks like the bears and the skeptics were right all along. Read full newsRead More

Siyata Mobile Receives $300,000 Purchase Order UV350 for New Market in Australia

June 18, 2020 / kincommunications.com

Montr?(C)al, QC - Siyata Mobile Inc. (TSX-V:SIM / OTCQX: SYATF / FRA: WK3D) (the "Company" or "Siyata") is pleased to announce that the Company has received its first major purchase order out of Australia for its UV350 dedicated in-vehicle IoT device, valued at approximately $300,000. Marc Seelenfreund, CEO of Siyata Mobile states, "We are very pleased to enter into the Australian market with ou...Read More

Cora Gold gets conditional funding for Sanankoro

June 18, 2020 / www.mining-journal.com

The term sheet was agreed with investment firm Lionhead Capital, whose founding partner Paul Quirk is a non-executive director at Cora.It includes US$6 million of equity, US$6 million of convertible debt and US$10 million of debt financing, and is dependent on Cora completing a positive definitive feasibility study (DFS) by the end of 2021.Cora's DFS needs to deliver a minimum six years' mine life...Read More

RBC hails 'improving' outlook for miners

June 18, 2020 / www.mining-journal.com

"Although we continue to hold significant reservations about the eventual path of the earnings recovery and warn there are many challenges yet to be faced, our analysis now suggests that there isRead More

Jewelry Purchases are "More Meaningful" during Lockdown

June 18, 2020 / www.idexonline.com

(IDEX Online) - Consumers have been making more "meaningful" jewelry purchases during lockdown, according to research by De Beers.Spending more time with family, and less time commuting, has shifted the focus from towards pieces that represent feelings of love and connection, rather than fun or practicality.Almost half (45%) of those surveyed in the company's monthly "deep dive into diamond-s...Read More

India's Gem and Jewelry Exports Down 82 per cent

June 18, 2020 / www.idexonline.com

(IDEX Online) - India's overall exports of gems and jewelry slumped by over 82 per cent in April and May as trade was devastated by COVID-19.Overseas sales amounted to just $568m, said the Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC), compared with $3.2bn for the same period in 2019.Exports of polished diamonds, mostly destined for the USA, were also well down, from $1.8bn to $389m."Exp...Read More

Rhodes Statue Will Come Down, says Oxford College

June 18, 2020 / www.idexonline.com

(IDEX Online) - The statue of De Beers founder Cecil Rhodes should be removed, says the Oxford college he attended.The governing body of Oriel College yesterday voted to launch an independent Commission of Inquiry, bowing to five years of pressure from students, which escalated in recent weeks in response the Black Lives Matter protests following the death of George Floyd in Minnesota, USA. T...Read More

New CEO 'bloody excited' by opportunity, writes Barry FitzGerald

June 18, 2020 / www.mining-journal.com

Artemis all set thanks to unique approachSPONSOREDartemis resourcesThe plan is to abandon Nifty's troublesome underground sulphide operation and to scoop up the remaining 600,000t copper resource from an openpit operation.Read More

BC miners still doing it tough

June 18, 2020 / www.mining-journal.com

Rupert Resources on a Roll at IkkariSPONSOREDCardinal heading down familiar gold roadSPONSOREDcardinal resourcesSarama right in the middle of big exploration, corporate build-upSPONSOREDsarama resources Exore excels in Cote d'IvoireSPONSOREDexore resourcesPwC says sector volatility became more pronounced by the end of 2019, with coal and copper, key exports of Canada's westernmost province, fa...Read More

Canadian Mining Symposium day 3 features Randy Smallwood, Joe Foster

June 18, 2020 / www.northernminer.com

As the last day of the Canadian Mining Symposium (CMS) began on June 18, it was clear that the global community had embraced the online, virtual version of the annual event. Anthony Vaccaro, group publisher of The Northern Miner and head of global mining for Glacier Resource Innovation Group, said there had been considerable feedback, comments and questions posted by attendees since the CMS began....Read More

Vale to resume operations at Voisey's Bay

June 18, 2020 / www.northernminer.com

Vale (NYSE: VALE), the world's top producer of nickel and iron ore, is fine-tuning details to reopen its Voisey's Bay open pit nickel mine and concentrator in Canada, next month.Full capacity at the northern Labrador-based operation should be reached in August, the Brazilian mining giant said today.Vale initially placed Voisey's Bay mine on care and maintenance for four weeks as a precaution amid...Read More

MacDonald Mines extends gold mineralization at SPJ in Ontario

June 18, 2020 / www.northernminer.com

Drilling at MacDonald Mines' (TSXV: BMK) wholly owned SPJ property, 20 km east of Sudbury, has extended the strike length of the high-grade New Zone-Villeneuve trend to over 225 metres and the structure remains open.The company released results for six drill holes completed over the winter and spring. Highlights include 5 metres of 27.2 grams gold per tonne in hole 20-041 as well as 6 metres of 2....Read More

Gold miners will struggle to maintain 2019 production levels, Wood Mac says

June 18, 2020 / www.northernminer.com

Prior to the coronavirus outbreak, peak gold supply was becoming a real possibility. Now, with exploration programs halted or cancelled and project disruptions hampering production, the summit is in sight, according to research firm Wood Mackenzie's latest report.As organic growth is waning, miners are looking to buy gold through mergers and acquisitions to secure their future.So far this has fail...Read More

Yamana Gold gets predictability premium

June 18, 2020 / www.mining-journal.com

Rupert Resources on a Roll at IkkariSPONSOREDCardinal heading down familiar gold roadSPONSOREDcardinal resourcesSarama right in the middle of big exploration, corporate build-upSPONSOREDsarama resources Exore excels in Cote d'IvoireSPONSOREDexore resourcesNew York and Toronto listed Yamana Gold has an interest in five mines operating in Canada, Brazil, Chile and Argentina.Read More

Aquila accelerates Osisko Back Forty stream deal

June 18, 2020 / www.mining-journal.com

Under revised terms, Osisko has immediately advanced US$2.5 million of the remaining deposit for the metals stream, with a further $7.5 million to follow over the next 12-18 months based on achieving milestones.In exchange for the accelerated payment schedule, Osisko has reduced the total deposit payable from $40 million to $35 million.The stream percentage will remain 18.5% of gold output capped...Read More

Vale to resume Itabira operations

June 18, 2020 / www.mining-journal.com

The complex, which produces about 10% of Vale's iron ore, was suspended on June 5 over concerns regarding a COVID-19 outbreak and 188 workers testing positive.Read More

BC miners still doing it tough

June 18, 2020 / www.mining-journal.com

PwC says sector volatility became more pronounced by the end of 2019, with coal and copper, key exports of Canada's westernmost province, falling 10% and 8%, respectively. Gold gained 10% on averaged over the previous year.In the near term COVID-19 is expected to continue to dampen the outlook for price recovery.PwC estimated BC mining capital expenditure was $1.5 billion in 2019, compared with $1...Read More

Inflation Is in the Eye of the Beholder

June 18, 2020 / www.outsiderclub.com

Earlier this week, the Federal Reserve loaded a new round of fodder into its money cannon, blasting $250 billion into the private sector to buy up corporate debt.Just throw that onto the $3 trillion the Fed had already conjured up since February.Indeed, on February 26, the size of the Federal Reserve's balance sheet was $4.16 trillion. But as of June 10, it had soared to $7.17 trillion, meaning $3...Read More

A Death in the Market

June 18, 2020 / www.outsiderclub.com

It's finally happened: this turbulent market has claimed an actual life.A 20-year-old college student committed suicide after racking up a massive debt using the trendy stock-trading app Robinhood. If you aren't familiar, Robinhood makes it incredibly easy and fun to invest on your phone. It even pops confetti when you make trades.It's like a video game, but with actual money.Alexander E. Kearns t...Read More

The Industry COVID Can't Kill

June 18, 2020 / www.outsiderclub.com

No one knows what America is going to look like a year from now. Between the pandemic, the ongoing social unrest, the coming election, and the never-ending game of geopolitics, there's no telling what the climate in this country will be in 365 days. And while all of those aspects play important roles, it's perhaps the pandemic that will have the longest-lasting effect on life in the United State...Read More

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