BHP, the world's largest mining company, has urged peers to create an independent international body in charge of overseeing the construction, integrity and operations of tailings dams, which storage mining waste, following the second collapse of a dam in Brazil in the past three years."As an industry, we now have to redouble our efforts to make sure events like this simply cannot happen," Chief E...Read More
BHP, the world's largest mining company, has urged peers to create an independent international body in charge of overseeing the construction, integrity and operations of tailings dams, which storage mining waste, following the second collapse of a dam in Brazil in the past three years."As an industry, we now have to redouble our efforts to make sure events like this simply cannot happen," Chief E...Read More
BHP, the world's largest mining company, has urged peers to create an independent international body in charge of overseeing the construction, integrity and operations of tailings dams, which storage mining waste, following the second collapse of a dam in Brazil in the past three years."As an industry, we now have to redouble our efforts to make sure events like this simply cannot happen," Chief E...Read More
BHP, the world's largest mining company, has urged peers to create an independent international body in charge of overseeing the construction, integrity and operations of tailings dams, which storage mining waste, following the second collapse of a dam in Brazil in the past three years."As an industry, we now have to redouble our efforts to make sure events like this simply cannot happen," Chief E...Read More
In an environment that should be great for safe haven assets, gold has spiked to around $1,350 four times, only to be smacked back down each time.It's obvious that the forces now at work in the world will eventually send terrified capital pouring into sound money like gold and silver.From a technical standpoint, piercing $1,350 resistance should trigger a big, fast move to the next resistance...Read More
Montr?(C)al, QC - Siyata Mobile Inc. (TSX-V:SIM | OTCQX: SYATF) (the "Company" or "Siyata"), is pleased to announce it is supplying various departments of the RCMP (Royal Canadian Mounted Police) in the Atlantic region of Canada, with its UCP100 in-vehicle cellular device and accessories.The UCP100 is the Company's first 3G in-vehicle cellular device made available in 2013 through cellular...Read More
Published 23 Hours AgoUpdated6 Hours AgoReuters Simon Dawson | Bloomberg | Getty ImagesGold will continue to shine amid a weak dollar, says author and gold pro Jim Rickards.Palladium scaled a record peak to within striking distance of the $1,500 level on Tuesday fuelled by a sharp supply deficit, while bullion rose 1 percent to hit a 10-month high on a weaker dollar and global growth jitters.Sp...Read More
Thank you for joining us in a weekly technical look at the mid-cap oriented INK Canadian Insider (CIN) Index. Last week, the Index continued its impressive New Year's ascent after finally breaking through an overhead wall of resistance at 1130. The Index closed the week at 1143.97 with a gain of 25.7 points or 2.3%. MACD fell to 0.28. RSI added nearly 10 points to 75.17. RSI has now occupied ele...Read More
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Copper's three-month price on the London Metal Exchange ended higher on Monday February 18 thanks to the downtrend in stocks and the potential for a thawing of US-Chinese trade relations.According to LME data, there are now two dominant warrant holding positions across 50-79% of LME stock and tom/next positions respectively."We are constructive on our outlook for copper prices in the next three mo...Read More
Copper concentrate treatment charges fell further in mid-February on expectations of tighter supply later this year, which could be reversed now that an Indian court's ruling to restart Sterlite Copper's 400,000 tonnes per year smelter has been overturned.Fastmarkets's copper concentrates treatment charges and refining charges (TCs/RCs) index declined to $74.20 per tonne/ 7.42 cents per lb for the...Read More
Base metals prices on the London Metal Exchange were mostly lower during morning trading on Monday February 18, with the three-month copper and tin prices rising while continued uncertainty over US-Chinese trade relations dampens investor sentiment. Climbing just short of 1% over the morning, the three-month copper price is trading back above the nearby $6,200 per tonne threshold, while total volu...Read More
Low grade ore prices rose strongly over the week ended Friday February 15 when some consumers accepted offer prices for March delivery that were increased over the Chinese New Year break. Low-grade ore prices rise strongly High-grade ore price increase Ferro-manganese prices in China and US increase Alloys in Europe fall Silico-manganese prices in China, US and India drop...Read More
Fastmarkets' UG2 chrome ore price strengthened in China on Friday February 15 ahead of stainless steel production restarts after Lunar New Year, while alloy prices in Europe and the United States fell. UG2 records modest gainFerro-chrome prices hold in ChinaAlloy prices tick up in Japan, South KoreaAlloy prices weaken in Europe UG2 chrome ore prices edged up in China on Friday on anticipation of...Read More
Copper concentrate treatment charges fell further in mid-February on expectations of tighter supply later this year, which could be reversed now that an Indian court's ruling to restart Sterlite Copper's 400,000 tonnes per year smelter has been overturned.Fastmarkets's copper concentrates treatment charges and refining charges (TCs/RCs) index declined to $74.20 per tonne/ 7.42 cents per lb for the...Read More
The Chinese antimony market was lackluster amid thin trading activity in the week ended Friday February 15, the first working week after the national Lunar New Year break on February 4-10, while China's absence was echoed in stagnant European prices. In China, Fastmarkets assessed the price for MMTA standard-grade II antimony, delivered duty-paid, at 48,500-49,500 yuan ($7,158-7,306) per tonne on...Read More
The antimony and gold processing facility being built in Sohar, Oman, by Strategic & Precious Metals Processing (SPMP) is facing new delays due to a technical issue with the refractory lining, Tri-Star Resources said on Monday February 18.Although some liquid metal has already been produced in the reduction furnace at SPMP's antimony and gold facility, it has not been possible to tap metal from th...Read More
The Turkish scrap import markets remained silent at the beginning of the week because mills had failed to sell billet or rebar to customers in Southeast Asia, sources said on Monday February 18.Market sentiment was generally negative and participants were expecting prices to soften due to the sluggish demand reported by Turkish producers."There were Baltic Sea suppliers offering HMS 1&2 (80:20) at...Read More
Domestic scrap prices have increased in Turkey over the past week due to the rise in imported scrap costs, sources said on Monday February 18.Fastmarkets' weekly price assessment for domestic auto bundle (DKP-grade) scrap in Turkey was TRY1,680-1,820 ($319-345) per tonne delivered on February 18, up from TRY1,660-1,810 per tonne last week.A number of steel mills and a major scrapyard have increase...Read More