SPOT PRICES (September 15, 2008)
Tuesday, Sept. 9, 2008 Precious Metals Price (US$/oz.) Change Gold $776.40 -26.10 Silver $11.23 -1.95 Platinum $1211.00 – 181.00 Palladium $231.00 -90.00 Base Metals Price (US$/lb.) …
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PRODUCER AND DEALER PRICES (September 15, 2008)
Antimony: Mid-mkt US$6,466.00/t.
Early bird Lydian snags far-flung gems
Lydian International (LYD-T) likes to arrive early.
NovaGold sells Ambler, mulls further sales
Now that troubled NovaGold Resources (NG-T, NG-X) has found a buyer for the last of its non-core assets, the company says it will consider selling any of its flagship projects in northwestern British …
Sherwood and Capstone to merge (September 15, 2008)
VANCOUVER — So long as shareholders at S h e rwo o d Copper (SWC-V, SWOPF-O) bless the marriage, Sherwood and Capstone Mining (CS-T, CSFFF-O) will merge to form a single company with about a half bil…
China: From investee to investor
The past decade has seen China gradually shift from being a net recipient of overseas investment in the mining sector to being a net provider of mining investment overseas. Companies have to recognize…
Editorial: Hedge funds humbled
The past half year of plummeting commodity prices took its toll on two big-name commodity funds during the week ended Sept. 6, the 36th trading week of 2008.
Soho’s sunny results can’t thaw icy market
VANCOUVER — Like many other juniors, Soho Resources (SOH-V, SHRJF-O) continues to receive a chilly reaction from the market on the release of decent drill results.
Blessed be thy mine: Pope presented with Buffalo Gold chalice
Buffalo Gold’s (BUF-V, BYBUF-O) new connection to Pope Benedict XVI could benefit the company’s future development plans on the Italian island of Sardinia.
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Olympus Pacific goes it alone (September 15, 2008)
Olympus Pacific Minerals (OYM-T, OLYMF-O) is debt-free with about $16 million in the bank. But when the junior Canadian gold producer recently tried to borrow a total of $50 million from several banks…
TTM’s Chu molybdenum project looks good
VANCOUVER–To offset skyrocketing equipment costs, TTM Resources (TTQ-V, TTMRF-O) took a good hard look at buying used mining equipment in a prefeasibility study of its Chu molybdenum project in centr…