By: Ira EpsteinGold has had the best close since 2011. The pattern remains in a neutral trend in the short-term market. The market is well over the 18-dma, $1778.80 level, but we have a problem:Read More
Traders will prefer to be long in gold and silver for the weekend. Sharp corrections (if any) should be used to go long for Monday. Crude oil should fall. Momentum for copper is very bullish. Sharp increase in COVID cases in key states in USA this week will ensure that gold and silver rise next week too. Only risk to my view is a sustained slide in US stock markets. I had written in previous rep...Read More
Baker Hughes undefined on Friday reported that the number of active U.S. rigs drilling for oil edged down by 4 to 181 this week. That followed a decline of 3...Read full newsRead More
Today, we look at a battery metals stock that could be set to join the liquidity party. But first, we have a fantastic interview with Dr. Kayvon Modjarrad, director of the Emerging Infectious Diseases Program at Walter Reed Army Institute of Research. Ash Bennington gets Dr. Modjarrad to explain where we are in the global COVID-19 vaccine development cycle and what the components will be of a suc...Read More
June 2, 2020 (Source) - Granada Gold Mine (TSXV: GGM) ("Granada Gold" or the "Company") is pleased to provide an update of ...Read full newsRead More
Kitco News' contributed commentary features articles and opinions from some of the top experts in the gold industry.Read full newsRead More
First Mining is beginning to make waves on international equity marketsRead full newsRead More
On Wednesday, we published our bearish case for American stocks based on insider signals. Today, we have come across a strong bullish response from Tyler Neville who explains that some institutions really do not have any alternative but to buy right now. He makes three controversial points starting with the assumption that, like it or not, flows are driving the stock market rally.TINA is s struct...Read More
Here are five Fastmarkets stories you might have missed on Thursday July 9 that are worth another look.In light of the recent turmoil in the oil market, the Fastmarkets research team has closely examined the correlations between the price of oil and the prices for ferrous scrap and finished steel products, to discover nuanced relationships and their changes over time.South Africa's government has...Read More
The London Metal Exchange has released off-warrant stock data to the market in a bid to increase transparency of global metal availability. In an announcement on July 9, the exchange said it hopes by providing visibility to metal which may potentially be put on LME warrant in the future, the market will be able to trade on the basis of a more complete supply picture. The LME's new data, which is o...Read More
The global nickel market continues to suffer a disconnect between on-exchange activity and market fundamentals, with the appetite for physical material distinctly lackluster, while speculative sights are set firmly on the electric vehicle (EV) battery revolution. Shanghai Futures Exchange nickel prices continue to be volatile despite stagnating stainless steel and EV demand for nickel because of t...Read More
New Century has achieved commercial production by processing tailings left by the Century mine, once the world's largest zinc mine located in northwest Queensland of Australia. The Australia-based company produced 34,500 tonnes of zinc metal in the second quarter of this year, up 22% year on year, it said on Monday July 6. "From a market perspective, despite the zinc price remaining near four-year...Read More
A bankable feasibility study calculated the project's NPV post-tax was $217 million and its IRR 27.2%.Read More
Here are five Fastmarkets stories you might have missed on Thursday July 9 that are worth another look.In light of the recent turmoil in the oil market, the Fastmarkets research team has closely examined the correlations between the price of oil and the prices for ferrous scrap and finished steel products, to discover nuanced relationships and their changes over time.South Africa's government has...Read More
The BMW Group has signed a five-year cobalt supply deal with Moroccan mining company Managem Group covering around one-fifth of its needs for its latest electric drive trains, the company said. The German automotive company will source its remaining cobalt needs for the electric drive trains from Australia, it added.The ?,?100-million ($113-million) contract is for 2020-25 and follows a memorandum...Read More
Here are five Fastmarkets stories you might have missed on Thursday July 9 that are worth another look.In light of the recent turmoil in the oil market, the Fastmarkets research team has closely examined the correlations between the price of oil and the prices for ferrous scrap and finished steel products, to discover nuanced relationships and their changes over time.South Africa's government has...Read More
The Turkish deep-sea ferrous scrap import market remained quiet, with mills in the country holding back from purchasing due to weak finished long steel sales, sources said on Thursday July 9.Turkish steel producers booked five deep-sea cargoes late last week, totalling around 140,000 tonnes.But the mills then went quiet in the deep-sea market at the beginning of this week after failing to sel...Read More
Offers prices for Japanese scrap to the key Vietnam import market have increased after the results of the July Kanto Tetsugen auction were announced on the morning of Thursday July 9.The monthly auction concluded at an average of ?23,574 ($219) per tonne on an fas basis. The first winning bid was at ?23,600 per tonne fas for 12,000 tonnes of H2 scrap, while the second winning bid was at ?23,542...Read More
Broad markets were managing to remain upbeat this morning, Thursday July 9, despite the rapid spread of the Covid-19 virus across some continents, while the base metals were rallying on the back of numerous supply disruptions, especially affecting copper and zinc. Wednesday saw European equities pull back and those in the United States initially followed, but then US stocks ended Wednesday with ga...Read More
The BMW Group has signed a five-year cobalt supply deal with Moroccan mining company Managem Group covering around one-fifth of its needs for its latest electric drive trains, the company said. The German automotive company will source its remaining cobalt needs for the electric drive trains from Australia, it added.The ?,?100-million ($113-million) contract is for 2020-25 and follows a memorandum...Read More