While some headlines are predicting the end of the bull market for gold, many commentators remain bullish on the yellow metal and all agree that more volatility should be expected
Spot gold prices rose on Thursday after a sharp fall in the previous session but intensifying worries about the euro zone are keeping investors on edge
Canadian junior lithium explorer/developer Western Lithium has announced a positive pre-feasibility study on its Kings Valley project in northern Nevada.
Copper prices in Shanghai fell for a sixth day on Thursday and are headed for their longest losing streak in more than two years, on the back of deepening euro debt fears.
An arbitrator has ruled that a "poison pill" rights plan erected by Ivanhoe to try and stop a Rio Tinto takeover, does not apply to the latter, leaving Ivanhoe vulnerable to a takeover next year.
New Orleans coin dealer, Blanchard & Co has placed what is believed to be America's first gold coin, the Brasher doubloon with punch-in-breast for a record $7.395 million.
NZ Mint's Michael O'Kane says that while gold is expected to soar in 2012, it is important to note that the market is seeing a shift in how gold is traded.
The combination of negative real interest rates and loose money supply should provide a potent stimulus to the gold price, says US Global's Frank Holmes
After prodding from the TSX Market Surveillance department, Oromin Exploration (TSX: OLE) acknowledged it was in talks with a suitor that might lead to a takeover.
Retail demand for kilo and 100 gram gold bars is not just limited to India rich anymore, as savvy investors buy gold bars on dips and sell them for a profit.
