Beowulf Mining has produced its interims for H1 2012 to 30 June. Emphasis as ever, is on its exploration efforts on several iron ore projects in...
Still stuck in the tramlines, gold $1550-1600/oz. Ironically, as a Euro peace deal was brokered, gold flipped up $30/oz on the week, most of it on...
Potash. Almost half the world’s known resources of potash lie at depth under the prairies of Saskatchewan, Canada’s mid-west province. It is about to have its...
Whilst warehouse stocks scarcely stirred, prices for choice moved up, not much, but up. The involved producers all talked a good game. Rio Tinto said we...
As we noted last week, the platinum market has become a parochial affair, centred on major producer South Africa with its surplus capacity, inter-union rivalries and...
As noted, gold put on 3% in the week, to close at $1613/oz, thanks to its now usual Friday flurry. That this was its best effort...
Some People Don’t Buy gold. Now Why? A glance at the weekly changes would tell us precious metals prices are moribund with gold’s two stablemates following...
Single digit falls were a scarcity last week and as with the majors were not selective about commodities. It was indicative that even those with long...
Uranium under fire as left wing France examines its options. RSA’s Waterberg moves on, but spasmodically. India’s coking coal appetite sharpens. The New French Government, elected...
Iron ore, as ever, grabs the news. The increasingly important spot price fell this week, to $144/t down $4 in two weeks. Fears are of lower...
