Chris VermeulenPosted May 7, 2018On Wednesday, May 2, we issued a research post supporting our position that the markets were nearing an apex breakout and that critical support and resistance levels had established within the market.We indicated that volatility is usually quite high throughout these apex breakout moves with the potential for a “wash-out” price rotation in the works.In...Read More
SHANGHAI, May 8 (SMM) – This is a roundup of global macroeconomic news last night and what is expected today.Last nightThe US dollar index climbed up towards 93 overnight, hitting a fresh high this year as the market maintained an upbeat outlook on the US economy and anticipated the Federal Reserve Board’s interest rate hikes. It closed at 92.76, up 0.22%.Most SHFE metals fell with nic...Read More
The latest news and price moves to start the Asian day on Tuesday May 8.Base metals prices on the Shanghai Futures Exchange were broadly up during Asian morning trading on Monday May 7, with the complex benefiting from a slight drop in the dollar index. There were no London Metal Exchange prices on Monday due to a bank holiday.The US Midwest aluminium premium was unchanged on May 4, with mark...Read More
SHANGHAI, May 8 (SMM) – This is a roundup of global macroeconomic news last night and what is expected today.Last nightThe US dollar index climbed up towards 93 overnight, hitting a fresh high this year as the market maintained an upbeat outlook on the US economy and anticipated the Federal Reserve Board’s interest rate hikes. It closed at 92.76, up 0.22%.Most SHFE metals fell with nic...Read More
LUSAKA, May 7 (Reuters) - Zambia concluded audits of mining companies that prompted the nation to slap Canadian miner First Quantum Minerals FM.TO with a tax bill of over 76.5 billion Zambian kwacha ($8 billion), its revenue authority said on Monday.First Quantum, which owns two copper mines in Zambia, said in March that Zambia's tax agency had demanded the taxes, saying they were on import duties...Read More
The latest news and price moves to start the Asian day on Tuesday May 8.Base metals prices on the Shanghai Futures Exchange were broadly up during Asian morning trading on Monday May 7, with the complex benefiting from a slight drop in the dollar index. There were no London Metal Exchange prices on Monday due to a bank holiday.The US Midwest aluminium premium was unchanged on May 4, with mark...Read More
The project has already received bipartisan support from 71 Idaho lawmakers.There is a mineral found in Stibnite that may be a strategic asset for the U.S. in its impending trade war with China.Midas Gold will likely be acquired for a healthy premium in the next 18-24 months.Midas Gold Corp. (OTCQX:MDRPF) is currently developing the Stibnite Gold Project in central Idaho and has been working with...Read More
The latest news and price moves to start the Asian day on Tuesday May 8.Base metals prices on the Shanghai Futures Exchange were broadly up during Asian morning trading on Monday May 7, with the complex benefiting from a slight drop in the dollar index. There were no London Metal Exchange prices on Monday due to a bank holiday.The US Midwest aluminium premium was unchanged on May 4, with mark...Read More
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Ask some gold bugs why Gold has not broken out yet and you will probably get the usual answers. Some will say it's due to manipulation or price suppression. Others will mention the current rally in the US Dollar (while neglecting that the previous decline in the greenback was unable to take Gold to a new high). Few would say the fundamentals are not in place. No one can know for certain but Gold's...Read More
May 08, 2018 Guest(s): Tom Brady Chief Economist, Newmont Mining Gold's price rally has been a product of demand-side economics, and there is still a considerable amount of interest in gold that is not fully tapped, according to Tom Brady, chief economist at Newmont Mining. "The trend that we've seen over the last couple of years has continued, this was very much an investor-driven market since...Read More
Ask some gold bugs why Gold has not broken out yet and you will probably get the usual answers. Some will say it's due to manipulation or price suppression. Others will mention the current rally in the US Dollar (while neglecting that the previous decline in the greenback was unable to take Gold to a new high). Few would say the fundamentals are not in place. No one can know for certain but Gold's...Read More
By combining flexible nuclear power plant operation with the use of variable renewable energy sources, Europe will be able to ensure security of energy supply while reducing its greenhouse gas emissions, according to the European nuclear trade body Foratom. However, it calls for an EU energy policy that creates the right market and regulatory conditions for this to happen.Brussels-based Foratom no...Read More
Weekly Reports |May 08 2018Demand picked up in the spot uranium market last week but every time the sellers back off the buyers lose interest once more.-Uranium market activity reasonable in April-Spot price rises in May-Australian sales to India getting closerBy Greg PeelActivity in the uranium market in the month of April did not match that of March but was brisk nonetheless, as fuel loading beg...Read More
Base metals on the London Metal Exchange ended mostly lower at the close of trading on Tuesday May 8, with aluminium and zinc bucking the trend. Tin's three-month price was the most significant downward move in the complex, falling 1.5% and reaching a low of $20,865 per tonne during the afternoon.The drop comes after prices remained firmly above $21,000 per tonne throughout April, largely due to c...Read More
May 08, 2018 Guest(s): Jim Rogers (Originally published on April 16, 2018)Legendary investor Jim Rogers said enjoy the market rally while it lasts, issuing a dire warning that "the worst correction of his lifetime," is coming for stocks."Soon something's going to happen that will make everyone happy again and the market will go up one more time, and that will probably be the last hoorah. Next y...Read More
Stewart Thomsonemail: stewart@gracelandupdates.comemail: stewart@gracelandjuniors.comemail:stewart@gutrader.comMay 8, 2018Pleaseclick here now. Double-click to enlarge this daily gold chart. Gold has traded in a drifting rectangle pattern for most of this year.Pleaseclick here now. Double-click to enlarge this important weekly gold chart. The rectangle pattern on the daily chart is part of a huge...Read More
An upcoming European Union/New Zealand free trade agreement (FTA) will benefit the metals industry, New Zealand and European experts have told Metal Bulletin, after a preparatory customs agreement between the partners came into force on May 1. Notably, Europe will gain more access to New Zealand's quality low emission-produced metals as well as metal components, Nick Collins, chief executive of in...Read More
Base metals on the London Metal Exchange were mostly lower during morning trading on Tuesday May 8, with broad consolidation in effect across the complex. Aluminium's three-month price continues to trade firmly above $2,300 per tonne, reaching a high of $2,372 per tonne over the morning. Despite the light metal's recent activity typified by spates of volatility and alternating spreads, prices are...Read More