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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
Gold surged on Mondayafter a spike in coronavirus cases worldwide dashed hopes of a quick economicrecovery. Within 24-hours the number of infections globally rose 183,020, a newrecord, the World Health Organization reported, Reuters said the US saw a25% increase in new COVID-19 cases over the week ending June 21st. Spot prices tradedsharply higher, reaching a five-week high, before closing a...Read More
The current phase of the gold bull market, which started lastyear, is – we believe – the third and final wave of the secular bull run tracking back to 2001. It's going to create a tidal bore of immense size and power. Awave that those who hold the metal (and silver) can ride asinsurance against state-sponsored value-destruction of a country's currency,and as real money that cannot and...Read More
Crude oil moved above the previous highs and at the moment of writingthese words, it’s testing the upper border of the March price gap. And giventhe fundamental news that are reaching (and likely to reach) the market – the increasingCovid-19 cases in the U.S. and globally – it seems that black gold might nothave enough strength to keep pushing higher. The upper border of the Marc...Read More
As gold approaches $1,800, not far off from its $1,920 all-time high, or what would be the historic $2,000 mark, what's going to happen to silver?Rob Kientz with Chris Marcus via Arcadia EconomicsWhat Happens To Silver As Gold Crosses $1900, $2000As gold approaches $1,800, which is not far off from its $1,920 all-time high, or what would be the historic $2,000 mark, what's going to happen to silve...Read More
The Northern Miner presents the top-ten Canadian-headquartered diamond companies ranked by market capitalization as of late-June.1. Lucara DiamondMarket capitalization: US$185.6 millionLucara Diamond president and CEO Eira Thomas speaking at The Northern Miner's Canadian Mining Symposium held at Canada House in London, U.K., on May 22, 2019. Photo by Martina Lang for The Northern Miner.Lucara Diam...Read More