| | | | | | | | TOP STORIES | Monday , 29 Aug 2011 | | Twenty-three people were killed in eight states as Hurricane Irene left more than 4 million people without power Sunday and massive record flooding continues. Clean up is expected to take weeks. Monday , 29 Aug 2011 | | Cumulative production for the first seven months of 2011 rose substantially for iron ore as output of nearly every other major metal declined Peru's Ministry of Energy & Mines reports. Monday , 29 Aug 2011 | | New Zealand's largest gold producer is hoping, through organic growth from its operations in New Zealand and its exploration holdings in the Philippines, to produce 600,000 ounces per year by 2016 Monday , 29 Aug 2011 | | As the valuation gap between bullion and gold stocks grows, making miners of the yellow metal increasingly attractive, US Global's Frank Holmes suggests all miners aren't created equal Monday , 29 Aug 2011 | | To make mining more relevant to the New Zealand economy, the country needs to lift national exploration for minerals to about NZ$100 million per annum, according to Tony Haworth. Monday , 29 Aug 2011 | | For investors with long-term vision, gold and silver stocks offer significant opportunities, Chen Lin says, because a good time to buy is when everyone else is selling. A Gold Report Interview Sunday , 28 Aug 2011 | | The sector faces a challenging future as the baby boomer generation heads into retirement and countries look to take more and more from miners in the form of royalties and taxes. Saturday , 27 Aug 2011 | | Augen Gold and Trelawney Mining and Exploration announced they signed a support agreement on a revised takeover bid from the latter just hours after Augen said its president and CEO had resigned. Saturday , 27 Aug 2011 | | If judged by the criteria of six years ago, Julian Phillips argues, then one could argue that it should be time to sell but, change has come to the gold market and things are not what they were. Friday , 26 Aug 2011 | | Uranium major Cameco launched an unfriendly takeover bid for Hathor Exploration, a junior with a sweet uranium deposit in Saskatchewan. Friday , 26 Aug 2011 | | While China's demand for gold is expected to surge to around 25% of global production, the world's largest producer is also ensuring a huge domestic stockpile of the precious metal. Friday , 26 Aug 2011 | | While industrial growth in China and India has led to an insatiable quest for resources, companies from the two countries face increasingly tough environmental considerations and diminishing resources Friday , 26 Aug 2011 | | The South African gold miner said higher output and surging gold prices helped it increase headline earnings 115% to 28c per share over the year to June Monday , 29 Aug 2011 | | According to a senior government official, four miners were killed on Friday when a coal mine in the country's northern state of Coahuila collapsed. Monday , 29 Aug 2011 | | A bid to extract as much value as possible from record high gold prices pushed the industry to boost gold production by 24 tonnes to 270 tonnes for the 2011/2012 financial year Monday , 29 Aug 2011 | | The Australian coal explorer that listed on Monday had a choppy first day, rising 20% before falling as much as 13% below its issue price Monday , 29 Aug 2011 | | The investment bank said Monday the transaction involved 60,000 tonnes of the steel-making ingredient and was completed using a new over the counter system cleared by the CME Group Monday , 29 Aug 2011 | | International Royalty Corp. founder, Doug Silver, now a portfolio manager, worries that the central banks of countries such as Venezuela, may choose to sell their gold during this time of record prices. Friday , 26 Aug 2011 | | Sprott Asset Management's John Embry wouldn't be surprised to see gold at $2,500 per ounce within the next 12 months but says he would prefer to see some kind of correction first | | The Beijing Axis MD ,Kobus van der Wath, talks us through the implications of the latest set of Chinese inflation numbers in light of the crises in Europe and the US and what it means for commodities | | Gold is curerntly pricing in a good probability of a further global recession but, if this doesn't happen then demand by investors is likely to be pared in the second half of the year says National Australia Bank's Ben Westmore | | |
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