By analyst By Andrew Topf While newly-minted President Donald Trump is fighting to get coal back in the energy game, on the other side of the pond the fossil fuel is decidedly out of fashion. The closure of coal mines, including the last British underground coal mine in 2015, is part of a global trend […]
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By Jordan Roy-Byrne CMT, MFTA We discuss what could finally get precious metals going. Click Here to Learn More About & Subscribe to Our Premium Service …read more Source:: The Daily Gold The post Video: The Next Big Catalyst for Gold appeared first on Junior Mining Analyst.
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By Big Al Food for Thought from Jim McKinnery Bernie Sanders, a self-proclaimed socialist, openly called for a revolution. In socialist lexicon and history, “revolution” is the start of an insurgency to establish a socialist government. His supporters were highly motivated and almost powerful enough to take out Clinton. And Democrats are fracturing, losing power
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By Craig Wilson This post Here’s Why Markets Are Waking up to the French Election appeared first on Daily Reckoning. Just as it was looking like France was finally narrowing in on three candidates for its presidential elections — another political earthquake has struck. The unpredictability of the French election could shock the market, global
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By analyst By Frik Els In New York on Tuesday copper for delivery in May fell as much as 1.7% to $2.6080 per pound or $5,750 a tonne after a surge in warehouse stocks in Asia limiting the impact of supply disruptions at the world’s biggest mines. Reuters reports copper inventories at facilities controlled by
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By GoldSilverWorlds Reuters – LONDON, March 7, 2017 Gold hit a more than four-week low on Tuesday as the dollar strengthened and expectations for a U.S. interest rate hike this month weighed, though moves were muted ahead of key U.S. data this week. The precious metal has fallen in five out of the last six
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By analyst By Andrew Topf IAMGOLD (TSX:IMG) is taking a further step towards diversifying its power needs into renewable energy, with a plan to install at 15-megawatt-peak (MWp) solar power plant at its Essakane mine in Burkina Faso. Announced yesterday, the Toronto-based company has signed a power purchase agreement to begin developing the solar plant
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Reuters | March 6, 2017 2:26 PM ET Canada’s Cameco Corp, the world’s second-biggest uranium producer, is exploring the sale of its U.S. production facilities, its chief executive said on Monday, as a six-year slump in the industry drags on. Cameco, which has been cutting costs and curbing production,
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By Samuel Taube Whether you love it or hate it, globalization is a fact of modern life. We live in a time when the world’s 10 biggest companies are spread across five countries and three continents. Make no mistake, there are plenty of great investing opportunities within the United States. But if you ignore everything
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Investors are increasingly turning to commodities as prices rally. Dow Jones reported that the S&P GSCI Index, a measure of commodity futures, was up 28% last year: “many commodities have continued to rally this year. Oil and natural-gas prices have soared more than 50% over the past 12 months. Precious metals like silver and materials
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