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Chinese economy affects gold markets
The mere hint of a potential slowdown in the torrid growth of China’s economy helped shave a painful US$50 per oz. off gold prices over the past month, dropping spot prices into the US$380-per-oz. range.
Ross River expands El Pulpo targets
Ongoing exploration by
Partners to accelerate Tirisano (May 24, 2004)
Partners
MacMillan proves up Mexican project
Exercise program good for gold company execs
The recovery of gold equities allowed various gold company executives to cash in on low-priced stock options in the past month. Insider trading transactions reported in the April 2004 issue of the OSC Bulletin include the following:…
The Northern Miner Indices (May 24, 2004)
North American Mining: 94.36 (+1.23)…
Spot Prices Tuesday, May 18, 2004 Courtesy of Scotiabank
Precious MetalsPrice (US$/oz.)Change…
A week of highs and lows
The week of May 12-May 18 saw a lot of ups and downs on the Toronto Stock Exchange. The spot price for gold in London on the afternoon of May 18 closed at US$377.70 per oz., up US$2.45 from the previous week. The S&P-TSX composite index closed on…
Teck back at Pogo
An agreement with the Northern Alaska Environmental Center (NAEC) has allowed construction to resume at
Axmin to expand stake in Bouroum
A bankable feasibility study of the Bouroum gold deposit in Burkina Faso has been completed, and
