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By Jon Nadler |
February 4, 2011
Following a disappointing jobs report, gold oscillated in a $33 range. Additionally, we discuss Fed Chairman Bernanke's remarks at the NPC luncheon
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By Brett Hartke |
February 4, 2011
Metallurgical coal, also known simply as met coal or coking coal, has quickly emerged as one of the handful of commodities that are both in short supply and in critical need by certain industries
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By Frank Holmes |
April 13, 2010
China's housing market is hot, but it's not a bubble on the verge of bursting, as many contend.
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By Frank Holmes |
April 7, 2010
The new report "Gold in the Year of the Tiger" from the World Gold Council (WGC) predicts that gold consumption in China could double in the coming decade as a result of rising demand for jewelry, hard-asset investments and industrial uses.
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By The Australian Business |
May 18, 2009
Speculators are buying up Chinese iron ore imports, creating an inflated picture of demand and driving prices, according to the China Iron and Steel Association.
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By Fn Arena |
May 12, 2009
Buying by China has been the key to limiting what could otherwise have been a huge build up in global surpluses, rising inventories and lower prices.
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By Alibaba.com |
May 8, 2009
China has suspended the approval process for new antimony, tungsten and rare earth mines until the end of June next year, excluding selected projects.
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By Joe Mcdonald |
November 11, 2008
Investors welcomed China's multibillion-dollar stimulus package, but analysts said yesterday the plan would depend on Chinese companies to supply a big share of the spending.
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By Stephen Clayson |
October 22, 2008
The doom-and-gloom merchants have now moved on to China, which this week announced third quarter economic growth of 9 per cent. In these times of financial panic, we seem to have lost sight of just how impressive that number is.
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By Staff Writer |
October 1, 2008
Policymakers seeking to fight global warming need to reach an international agreement for post-2012 climate change policy, but developing countries seem unlikely to immediately participate. This article explains the importance of full global participation in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and proposes means of inducing developing countries, most notably China, to...
