Who is seeking to sink price of gold?
Occasionally it’s useful to be reminded that not everything in the metals markets revolves around China.
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News
New oxide deposit at Matilda gold project
Blackham Resources’ drilling at its Matilda Gold Project in Western Australia has identified a new shallow oxide deposit.
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Record gold production in Azerbaijan
Anglo Asian Mining reported record quarterly gold production of 20,242 ounces from its flagship Gedabek mine in Azerbaijan/
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The Fire Fueling Gold
Gold took quite a beating in September, bucking its seasonal average monthly return of 2.3 percent. The political battle between President Barack Obama and Congress, China’s Golden Week, and India’s gold import restrictions likely weighed on the metal.
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Carlos Slim’s gold exploration approved
Minera Frisco, controlled by Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim, has been given the green light to search for gold in Mexico.
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The Risks of Junior Gold Miner Funds
The gold mining-sector is ahead on Monday, but not Market Vectors Junior Gold Miners ETF.
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Ostrich investors and gold stocks
Gold stocks are inarguably the most-hated stock sector on the planet these days. After they spent 2013’s first half plunging precipitously, investors have left them for dead.
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How India’s war on gold backfired
Over the past year and a half P. Chidambaram, India’s finance minister, has been fighting his country’s insatiable appetite for gold.
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Uncovering China’s rush for gold
The Chinese government acknowledged gold as a strategic asset in 2000, when it included the establishment of an open gold market in its five year economic plan.
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Canada’s mining execs nearing retirement
Canada’s mining and energy industries are facing a looming worker shortage caused by the pending retirement of large numbers of baby-boomer employees,
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