No apologies for banging on about oil presently; it is the mining and commodities driver. OPEC has belatedly acknowledged that the US shale oil revolution is...
Should we be worried that normality is returning? Prices move up and stocks move down? It happened again this week. On the gentle side, but it...
Sweden makes a move. The north European country, long famous for iron and steel, is making a comeback in that sector. The government has committed the...
Always room for a surprise. We have been conditioned over the past few months to accept that aluminium and nickel are in long term surplus whilst...
A week which saw warehouse stocks directionless, but a further fall in tin and prices of all bar copper nudge up, also had London hosting “LME...
On a week-to-week basis, gold holds steady in the water at $1300-1350 whilst the occasional daily knee-jerk of up to $40 in either direction fuels the...
So Gold came down a thumping 5% on the week and its friends PGMs and silver, followed, three bags full. It was the now familiar double...
As ever Gold dominates the sector. Yet the price gyrations have slowed and, barring a Syria debacle, a $1350-1450/oz price band looks set for some time,...
Coal takes a back seat whilst politically driven oil powers ahead. How much of the price is on the Syria/Egypt thing? Since, it is aided and...
Beowulf Mining which is developing iron ore deposits in Sweden has announced its unaudited preliminary results to 31 December 2012. An expected loss before tax was...
