Editorial: Maple knights table TMX bid
The brief but doomed manoeuvre by the TMX Group to be taken over the London Stock Exchange is thankfully coming to an end.
Commodities Markets
Metals commentary: Metal prices’ fall and the bin Laden effect
Friedrich Nietzsche opined that, in its essence, life is uncanny.
Editorial: Silver leads commodities rout
Commodities investors felt the pain during the first week of May, as the killing of Osama bin Laden by U.S. Navy SEALs set off heavy selling in a wide spectrum of hard assets from precious and base metals to oil and gasoline.
BC shows strong mining revenue, new mines started in 2010: PwC report
Vancouver – The British Columbia mining industry saw more signs of recovery in 2010, but it was the new mines coming online that have prompted talk of a mining renaissance in the industry. Such were some of the findings of…
Back off Berukoff
As a former Western Editor of your newspaper, I was disappointed to read the Lion One Metals story (T.N.M., May 2-8, 2011).
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‘Osama effect’ deflates gold
Early May proved to be historic in global and Canadian geopolitics.
GFMS: Platinum, palladium prices to rise in 2011
The following was released by GFMS and outlines the highlights of its Platinum & Palladium Survey 2011. The summary draws from a briefing given by GFMS chairman Philip Klapwijk in London. For more information and to buy the full report…
Metals Commentary: Metal prices’ fall and the bin Laden effect
Friedrich Nietzsche opined that, in its essence, life is uncanny.
Editorial: Is Barrick tired of gold?
We keep getting surprised by the latest developments in the fate of newbie copper miner Equinox Minerals.
GFMS: Gold to pass US$1600 in 2011
The following was released by GFMS and outlines the highlights of its Gold Survey 2011. The summary draws from a briefing given by GFMS chairman Philip Klapwijk in London. For more information and to buy the full report visit www.gfms.co.uk.
Gold cracks US$1,500, silver above US$45
Mid-April was one of those times when gold bugs ask themselves, “why is everyone else so slow to catch on?”