U.S. markets took a turn for the worse during the Apr. 11-15 trading week, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling 38.22 points or 0.31% to 12,341.83 and the S&P 500 index slipping 8.49 points or 0.64% to 1,319.68. China’s…
Much of the discussion these days around oilsands extraction in Alberta has focused on what the area can and should look like after closure.
With miners and their associates having been given a free hand for much of the past decade, one trend of the new decade is a renewed willingness on the behalf of national governments to step in and get involved in the high-level decisions of…
Accelerated capital outflow from emerging markets and tighter liquidity as stimulus ends from the U.S. Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank, a “rebalancing” in China where policy-makers are not actively stimulating private construction…
For the past six and a half years, our company has been engaged in intensive mineral exploration in what many consider to be one of the less fashionable addresses on earth: the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
In what looks to be one of the major themes in mining this year, mergers and acquisitions again took centre stage in early April.
When you ask Richard Briggs what he’s telling his clients about investing in base metals these days he says: “We’re advising caution — lots of caution.”
Ned Goodman, the founder of the Dundee group of companies, has a decidedly gloomy world outlook these days. Goodman spoke at the National Club in Toronto on April 4 and said that he didn’t like the direction the world was heading in, nor did he…
One of the gold community’s most trusted economist, Martin Murenbeeld, made a stop in Toronto on April 4th to dispel what he says, are some of the looming myths around gold prices. Murenbeeld, who is chief economist for DundeeWealth, has over…
While most Western miners cringe at the thought of investing in mineral projects in Russia, Kinross Gold continues to be an exception to the rule.
A new report from Scotiabank says the negative fallout from Japan’s earthquake and tsunami are “likely to prove temporary with Japan quickly gearing up its economy again.”
U.S. equity markets posted stronger results in the Mar. 21-25 trading week with the Dow Jones Industrial Average edging up 3.05% or 362.07 points to finish at 12,220.59, and the S&P 500 index rising 2.71% or 34.60 points to 1,313.80. The…
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