TORONTO - Owners of the Porgera gold mine in Papua New Guinea say they will lay off 2,650 local mine workers by the end of July as the result of a continuing dispute with the federal government. Barrick Niugini Ltd., the joint venture mine owner and operator that is owned 47.5 per cent each by Canada's Barrick Gold Corp. and partner Zijin Mining Group of China, says the cost of the layoffs wil...Read More

TORONTO - Owners of the Porgera gold mine in Papua New Guinea say they will lay off 2,650 local mine workers by the end of July as the result of a continuing dispute with the federal government. Barrick Niugini Ltd., the joint venture mine owner and operator that is owned 47.5 per cent each by Canada's Barrick Gold Corp. and partner Zijin Mining Group of China, says the cost of the layoffs wil...Read More

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If you hold metal stocks — or anything tangentially related to manufacturing — you may want to turn on the news. Metal tariffs are back on the agenda as the Trump Administration seeks to curb Canadian exports. Investors should keep an eye on stocks with exposure to cross-border trade in aluminum, and, to a lesser extent, steel. Value opportunities could also be forthcoming in unaffecte...Read More

I'm taking the week off. My parents are in town, and I haven't seen them in nearly a year - the longest stretch ever. (Whole lotta "evers" still going around in markets, politics, and life right now.)That also means my kids haven't seen their grandparents in nearly a year. So much is being made up for this week. Monday we took the girls horseback riding. Yesterday my dad and I floated down the...Read More

With the gold price refusing to be knocked down below the $1,700/oz. level, it finished the weak above $1,750 [spot] and looks to be building a base, readying for its next leg higher. With continued monetary and fiscal malfeasance, showing no signs of abating anytime soon, it Is only a matter of time until new all-time highs in gold are reached. This will bode very well for the mining stocks. Th...Read More

MMX President Stefan Gleason: Why You Need REAL MONEY Like Never Before and How to Avoid One HUGE Mistake... Don't want to listen? Read the podcast below!Stefan Gleason, Money Metals ExchangeWelcome to this week's Market Wrap Podcast, I'm Mike Gleason.Coming up we'll hear an interview with Money Metals president Stefan Gleason, who was a featured guest during the recent 360 Gold Summit. Stefan...Read More

Gold miners' stocks rocketed out of mid-March's stock panic, breaking out to major new bull-market highs in mid-May. Such blisteringly-fast gains, and gold stocks' upleg stalling out since, have left many traders nervous about this sector. Calls for a serious selloff are mounting. But arguing in favor for more near-term gains to come, gold stocks never grew overvalued in this post-panic...Read More

In accepting the Democratic nomination for the presidency on July 2, 1932, President Franklin D. Roosevelt spoke of a "new deal for the American people" who had been ravaged by the Great Depression. After winning the 1932 election by a landslide, FDR, as he came to be known during World War II, took immediate action to bring about economic relief to the unemployed through public works programs,...Read More

*"I confused D.C with Puerto Rico when I discussed the number of Representative it would have if it became a state. It would only have one Representative. It's Puerto Rico that would have five."Topics:As I predicted, US stock market continued to be under pressure throughout the week.Financial stocks lead lower by Goldman Sachs.Companies that can't make money need to go out of business.Betting odds...Read More

"A depression was already baked in because we didn't attempt to control or limit any of these extremes that create systemic fragility."http://financialrepressionauthority.c...Charles Hugh Smith writes the Of Two Minds blog which covers an eclectic range of timely topics: finance, housing, Asia, energy, long-term trends, social issues, health/diet/fitness and sustainability. From its humble beginni...Read More

Co-Founding Editor of The Intercept Glenn Greenwald discusses developments in the indictment against Wikileak's founder Julian Assange.Read More

Since the appearance of the bearish island reversal we noted two weeks ago, stocks have struggled and so far failed to regain the highs reached earlier in June. And another bearish island reversal happened on Tuesday. The resistance displayed by these reversals and the resulting choppiness of trading are exactly the sort of indicators we would expect to see as harbingers of an approaching downturn...Read More

As markets spent the past month "oblivious to the economic reality" by recovering from their precipitous falls, the clear winner was the 'safe haven', gold.David Morgan is a world-renown precious metals aficionado. He is the creator of TheMorganReport.com, a monthly report that covers economic news, overall financial health of the global economy, currency problems and the key reasons for investing...Read More

The European Union will ban most Americans from traveling into the 27 nation bloc, along with Russia and dozens of other countries considered too risky.Continue...Read More