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By Roman Baudzus |
May 18, 2012
Efforts on the part of governments across the continent to extract more taxes from mining companies have also been increasing – with worrying implications for many businesses.
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By Brian Sylvester |
May 1, 2012
Last year, Africa was the region that witnessed the strongest growth in gold-mining operations. The managing director of research with Toronto-based Clarus Securities, expects that trend to continue and suggests some investments in Ghana, Mali, Liberia and Congo
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By Eric McWhinnie |
March 23, 2012
The company has been parking excess cash in silver and gold on a short-term basis since 2008. Instead of falling victim to the volatile silver market, Endeavour “elected not to sell a significant portion of its metal production..."
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By Willem Weytjens |
March 15, 2012
Let’s have a look at the medium term chart. We can see that the HUI:Gold ratio is showing signs of weakness, just like it did in 2008, right before the big crash.
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By Marc Davis |
January 25, 2012
Exeter Resource last week completed an initial blueprint for the Caspiche deposit, known as a pre-feasibility study, that suggests a mine worth over $27 billion in future revenues is technically and economically viable.
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By Mark O'Byrne |
December 19, 2011
Gold has fallen marginally in most currencies, extending last week's loss, which was the biggest in nearly three months. Gold's weakness continues despite negative economic news such as Fitch's warning regarding downgrading France.
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By Peter Krauth |
December 9, 2011
New gold buying has a positive secondary effect on the gold mining sector. Not only should this trend repeat again in the coming year, but it's likely to be amplified as gold stocks finally respond to a long overdue bout of catching up.
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By JT Long |
November 28, 2011
A $3,000/ounce gold spike could boost equity valuation and the, editor of Kaiser Research Online, shares the catalysts that could propel gold and silver stock prices higher in 2012.
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By Jon Nadler |
November 7, 2011
Metals markets opened firmer on Monday as the on-going eurozone drama continued to play out without signs of a resolution despite the G-20 summit's end. Gold moved higher despite a slip in the euro and a slightly stronger US dollar.
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By Roman Baudzus |
September 23, 2011
Chinese gold demand will probably rise by another 10% this year, the World Gold Council said this week. The Chinese reportedly are buying precious metals to protect their savings and wealth against inflation.
