As my colleague Fawad Razaqzada noted on Friday, this week promises to be an interesting one for forex traders, with the Bank of England, Bank of Japan, Federal Reserve all set to meet, in addition to the always-noteworthy monthly Non-Farm Payrolls report on Friday. …read more From:: Resource Investor
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By Valentina Ruiz Leotaud An iron meteorite that was found in 2016 in Buryatia, southern Russia, provided the keys for the discovery of a new mineral called ‘uakitite,’ which is associated with sulfides, schreibersite and magnetite. The discovery was made by researchers from the Ural Federal University, Novosibirsk State University and the Geological Institute at
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By Scott Tibballs Speaking with the Investing News Network at the Sprott Natural Resource Symposium, CEO of Sandstorm Gold (TSX:SSL) Nolan Watson said the gold price was looking bullish to him despite global headlines. He said that given the trade war and a hike in exchange rates, he would have expected the gold price
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By Nicole Rashotte The Deep South mine that was built to target the world’s second-biggest known body of gold–bearing ore and slow South Africa’s gold decline has yet to yield results and it’s losing money for owner Gold Fields (NYSE:GFI). As reported by Bloomberg on Monday (July 30), the deposit has the potential to produce
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By Reuters Brazil’s geological service is studying auctioning off mining rights in 2019 to six previously unexplored areas that have significant potential output of copper, gold, phosphate and other minerals, the head of the organization told Reuters on Monday. The geological service CPRM, which operates as a state company and carries out functions similar to
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By Frik Els Copper was trading down for a third day on Monday as metal traders in New York shrug off the increasing likelihood of a strike at the world’s largest copper mine and the impact of fiscal stimulus in top metal consumer China. Copper touched $2.76 or $6,080 a tonne on the Comex market,
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) today issued an Order filing and simultaneously settling charges against R.J. O’Brien & Associates LLC (RJO) of Chicago, for failure to diligently supervise its employees’ handling of customer accounts and for violating the terms of a prior Commission Order. At all relevant times, RJO was registered with the Commission
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By Hailey Wahlberg Wallbridge Mining Company Limited (TSX:WM, FWB:WC7) (“Wallbridge”) is pleased to announce that Ms. Janet Wilkinson has joined the Company’s Board of Directors. Ms. Wilkinson is an Executive Consultant with 25 years of consulting, corporate and operations experience with both large, multi-national corporations and junior start-up businesses. She has worked with more than
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By Amanda Kay When it comes to mining gold in Africa, the western side of the continent is a hotspot. It’s home to many explorers, as well as a slew of major companies focused on extracting the metal. Ghana, Mali and Burkina Faso are three of West Africa’s most active gold-mining countries. These nations are
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Time window season came and went. Then there was Facebook, which got clobbered just as markets hit 618 days off the February 2016 bottom. This was one of the tougher windows the market has encountered this century. There was plenty of reason to believe the 610 would sustain and in certain instances, it has. But
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