Gold miners have to be the most hated sector in the markets these days. At best they’ve been forgotten as the hyper-complacent general stock markets continue to inexplicably levitate. At worst they’re utterly despised.
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A Canadian joint venture operating one of the world’s largest gold mines and the government of the Dominican Republic reached an agreement Friday to inspect the company’s exports.
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Mining industry news of late has been dominated by massive write-downs: $6.5 billion for Barrick; Kinross added $3.2 billion to the $2.5 billion written off last year on its West Africa operations.
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Another major Chinese acquisition could have been African Barrick Gold, Tanzania’s largest gold mining concern.
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Canadian Kinross Gold Corporation plans to suspend operations at its La Coipa gold and silver mine in northern Chile in the second half of 2013.
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Plenty of junior miners have money in the till — at least, enough to last them for a year or two. But because investor sentiment has been extraordinarily bearish, deals that might have been available six months or a year ago are no longer on the table.
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Junior miners, small mining companies still in the exploration or early production stages of mine development, are having an increasingly hard time raising sufficient funds to get their mines into production.
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Oil markets don’t seem to be reacting this morning to the death of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, with the price of crude increasing only slightly on Wednesday.
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A legal dispute between the Kyrgyzstan government and Centerra Gold has entered a decisive stage for both sides after the Kyrgyz parliament instructed the government either to renegotiate a 2009 deal with the Canadian mining company.
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U.S. silver miner Hecla Mining Co. will buy Aurizon Mines Ltd for about C$796 million ($774 million), topping an unsuccessful bid by the Canadian company’s largest shareholder.
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