Investor's Digest columnist Richard Buzbuzian takes a look at a Canadian junior cobalt mining stock with existing supply ready to meet growing world-wide demand. And, compared to its market peer, is a bargain stock that investors will have nothing to feel 'blue' about.Every so often, an attractive supply-demand opportunity presents itself in the global resource marketplace and investors take note....Read More
There's a lot of buzz around the mining industry right now as metals prices trade higher, but investors need to be careful. This was Nolan Watson's main message during Gold Stock Analyst Investor Day. The Sandstorm Gold CEO addresses the issue of "fundamentally wrong" assets being promoted in the industry right now and how some executives are "lying" to investors about them.Don't forget to sign up...Read More
George W. Bush invaded Iraq to remove its - ultimately nonexistent - weapons of mass destruction. Barack Obama used cyber weaponry and sanctions to deter Iran from building its own atomic bomb. Now Donald Trump faces North Korea, but stopping its nuclear and missile program may prove impossible, creating what may be his first and perhaps defining international crisis. -ReutersPresident Donald Trum...Read More
Investing.com - Gold prices hit three-and-a-half month highs on Friday as hopes for rapid tax reforms under the Trump administration faded, bolstering demand for the precious metal.Gold for April delivery settled up 0.53% at $1,258.05 on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange, having touched its highest since November 11 at $1,258.8 earlier.Gold finished the week with gains of 1.56...Read More
SHANGHAI, Feb 26 (SMM) – Metals futures on the SHFE performed strongly today as nonferrous metals rose across the board except for tin, which edged down slightly. Nickel went up 0.72%. Copper, aluminium, zinc and lead also inched up.Ferrous metals remained firm as coke jumped over 4% and hot-rolled coil increased by close to 4%. Rebar rose over 3%, coking coal rose over 2% and iron ore edged...Read More
SHANGHAI, Feb 26 (SMM) – China’s planned infrastructure investment and construction projects in 2018 are set to give firm support to metals, SMM learned. Efforts put into transportation and water conservancy by local governments are set to spur growth in commodities consumption, especially of steel and cement, according to Jiang Xingchun, director of Soochow Futures Study. He add...Read More
SHANGHAI, Jan 26 (SMM)? 1/4 ? China releases data on its import and export of copper in January 2018 (Unit: mt): Read More
SHANGHAI, Feb 26 (SMM) - Copper: Copper is set to remain firm in the medium term as a rebound in downstream consumption provides support to the physical market and as imports of copper scrap face restrictions. We expect LME copper to trade at $7,080-7,150/mt and SHFE copper to trade at 53,000-53,600 yuan/mt today. In the physical market, smaller spot discounts are seen at...Read More
SHANGHAI, February 26 (SMM) - Chinese customs released the import and export data on refined copper, primary aluminum, and other base metals in January 2018 (unit: mt):Read More
George W. Bush invaded Iraq to remove its - ultimately nonexistent - weapons of mass destruction. Barack Obama used cyber weaponry and sanctions to deter Iran from building its own atomic bomb. Now Donald Trump faces North Korea, but stopping its nuclear and missile program may prove impossible, creating what may be his first and perhaps defining international crisis. -ReutersPresident Donald Trum...Read More
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Allan Donald Best Bowling Spell - Watch Allan Donald destroy the Australian batting order with 8 vicious wickets in the South Africa vs Australia 3rd Test 1997 at CenturionAllan Donald vs Australia picked up 3 wickets in the 1st innings and 5 wickets in 2nd innings to finish with match figures of 8/96 in one of the most ferocious and hostile spells of fast bowling in cricket history.This Allan Don...Read More
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After coming unnervingly close to triple digits at the end of 2015, the price of gold ended a three-year losing streak last year. So far in 2017, gold has gained 9.5% in value, trading at more than $1,250 an ounce on Friday.MINING.com's sister company IntelligenceMine looked at costs at 140 primary gold mines and found 10 operations that would still make money even if gold halves in value from tod...Read More
Shares in US Lithium (OTCMKTS:LITH) went ballistic Friday after the exploration firm announced it had acquired a copper, nickel, cobalt project in Canada's Saskatchewan.Demand for lithium and cobalt has increased significantly in the past two years thanks to the growing production of electric and hybrid cars that use them in their batteries and other components.The Gochagar Lake project, until now...Read More
By Vikram SubhedarLONDON, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Bond market jitters spilled over into stocks on Friday, pulling European indexes lower for a third straight session, and the dollar was poised for a weekly loss as "Trumpflation" trades lost momentum.World stocks have hit record highs, emerging markets have regained favour and the dollar has climbed to a 14-year peak in recent weeks on expectations U.S....Read More
LONDON, Feb 24 (Reuters) - Commodity-related sectors led European shares lower for a third straight session on Friday while the dollar was poised for a weekly losses as the "Trumpflation trade" lost momentum.World stocks have hit record highs, emerging markets have come back in favour and the dollar has climbed to a 14-year peak in recent weeks on the back of expectations that U.S. President Donal...Read More