By analyst By Cecilia Jamasmie Swiss miner and commodities trader Glencore (LON:GLEN) is said to be about to close a $700 million deal with a Canadian pension fund to create a new base-metals royalty firm, the latest sign of the firm’s move from cost-cutting to pursuing growth. Glencore, which owns and operates nickel, zinc, copper […]
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By Antonius Aquinas Expensive Politics Instead of a demonstration of its overwhelming military might intended to intimidate tiny North Korea and pressure China to lean on its defiant communist neighbor, President Trump and the West should try to learn a few things from China. President Trump meets President Xi. The POTUS reportedly had a very
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By analyst By Valentina Ruiz Leotaud The largest-ever D-flawless diamond to be put up for auction, the “Creation 1,” sold for $33.7 million Tuesday night during an auction at Christie’s in Geneva. “Early spectrographic testing at the Gemological Institute of America in New York declared the stone to be a D-colour, Type IIA diamond —
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By analyst By Valentina Ruiz Leotaud In a new report published today, BMI Research says the firm’s analysts maintain their iron ore price forecast at $70/tonne for 2017 and $50/tonne for next year. “With the conclusion of the 19th National Party Congress and the consolidation of power around President Xi, the refocusing of Chinese economic
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By analyst By Valentina Ruiz Leotaud Brazil’s Vale (NYSE:VALE) announced today that the temporary closure of its Coleman Mine in Sudbury, Ontario, which was caused by critical repair work taking place at the shaft’s ventilation compartment, will take longer than expected. Last week, Vale suspended operations at the nickel mine over safety concerns and today
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By analyst By Valentina Ruiz Leotaud A new study by researchers at the University of Copenhagen revealed that the brownish colour that shows up in many papyrus scrolls from ancient Egypt came from copper-infused ink, as opposed to just carbon ink. Using advanced synchrotron radiation-based X-ray microscopy equipment, the Danish scientists were able to identify
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By analyst By Valentina Ruiz Leotaud GroundTruth Exploration, a contracting company that has been working in Dawson City, Yukon, for over a decade, recently launched an initiative called drones to drills. On the above video, the company’s spokesperson, Shawn Ryan, explains how the technology reduces the environmental footprint, as well as the human resources needed,
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By Brian Maher This post What History Teaches About Interest Rates appeared first on Daily Reckoning. Dear Reader, “At no point in the history of the world has the interest on money been so low as it is now.” Who can dispute the good Sen. Henry M. Teller of Colorado? For lo eight years, the
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By Cory Comments on the USD and Gold Stocks Doc is with me today to discuss the move down in the USD and struggles of the gold stocks we hold. Download audio file (2017_11_14-Doc.mp3) …read more Source:: The Korelin Economics Report The post Richard Postma – The Doctor Is In – Tue 14 Nov, 2017
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By Ray Blanco This post Interesting Times Ahead in the Pot Market appeared first on Daily Reckoning. “May you live in interesting times.” To some, that may sound like a blessing. Others say that phrase is actually the English translation of an ancient Chinese curse. Whoever’s right, pot investors are certainly living in interesting times
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