| | | | | | | TOP STORIES | Friday , 22 Jul 2011 | | While mining taxation and mineral export restrictions may loom on the horizon, FCX is anticipating an additional 1 billion pounds of annual copper production, along with increased moly output. Friday , 22 Jul 2011 | | China's 'increased' rare earths export quotas may not be quite what they seem with their make-up not directly comparable with previous years. The world will still remain in very short supply. Friday , 22 Jul 2011 | | With gold once more assaulting new highs, part of the potential demand for the yellow metal in India and China has been withdrawn, but the indications are that it will return. Thursday , 21 Jul 2011 | | A federal jury has decided that 10 rare, non-circulated gold coins that were allegedly legally obtained from the U.S. Mint in 1933 during a 'window of opportunity' should remain in government hands. Friday , 22 Jul 2011 | | Judging by the slew of high-grade drill results reported by junior miners yesterday, South America is where the action was on Thursday. Friday , 22 Jul 2011 | | While Romarco's Haile project is taking the longer road to permitting, it's not all bad, as the latest drilling results suggest. Friday , 22 Jul 2011 | | While the fundamentals for the gold price remain strong a number of concerns lurk within the longest winning streak for the metal in over four decades Thursday , 21 Jul 2011 | | An analysis of the factors linking the rising gold price to the Eurozone sovereign debt crisis and the U.S. debt ceiling negotiations and the moves made by central banks to control them. Thursday , 21 Jul 2011 | | With a new management team and gem prices soaring, Rockwell Diamonds has raised capital for the third time since listing in 2007 and new CEO James Campbell says current prospects are "brilliant". Thursday , 21 Jul 2011 | | China's third-largest zinc producer said it had reopened the refining facility, but will keep the smelting operation closed after a nearly 10-month long closure as a result of water pollution Friday , 22 Jul 2011 | | According to government officials, Japan has filed a complaint with Mongolia about the bidding process used for its giant Tavan Tolgoi coal project, saying Mongolia's choice of winners was confusing Friday , 22 Jul 2011 | | Union workers at Chile's massive Escondida mine started a 24-hour long strike on Thursday over a series of wage demands. Friday , 22 Jul 2011 | | Strong demand for construction materials from China, and higher steel prices have helped boost demand for the steel-making ingredient and further raised index prices. Friday , 22 Jul 2011 | | Gold held at or around $1600 this morning in London, but has been oscillating in New York as news on a possible Eurozone settlement surfaces. Thursday , 21 Jul 2011 | | Canadian co. Amerigo Resources reports lower copper output from treating El Teniente tailings in Chile, but higher moly production. Thursday , 21 Jul 2011 | | London investment banker and broker Ambrian's top gold stock picks for the second half of the year perhaps coincidentally all also begin with an A - Adamus, Ampella and Avocet Thursday , 21 Jul 2011 | | A leading Australian uranium industry figure fired a broadside at the country's Greens Party which has pushed a case that Australia could be run totally on renewable energy by 2040. Thursday , 21 Jul 2011 | | Shares in Passport Potash and Allana Potash climbed rapidly on Wednesday with no obvious catalyst but, one analyst notes that actual potash prices continue to climb higher in Southeast Asia and Brazil." Thursday , 21 Jul 2011 | | A look at the likely trajectory of the gold price given the current macro-economic situation and a the similarities between this recent move and silver's charge at $50 in April | | "if you deconstruct the last ten years in the gold market, the one underlying common denominator has been the search for yield in a world of negative real interest rates" | | A look at the fundamentals behind copper's recent run and expectations of further growth as China comes back into the market | | |
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