US steel and aluminum tariffs a ‘black day for the world’ — BHP
BHP chief executive officer Andrew Mackenzie believes US President Donald Trump’s plans for steel and aluminum tariffs will harm the global economy.
BHP chief executive officer Andrew Mackenzie believes US President Donald Trump’s plans for steel and aluminum tariffs will harm the global economy.
The gold miner’s employees will receive this year 90 shares each, taking the total held by staff to more than 1.5 million shares.
Legendary investor Rick Rule, Chief Executive Officer, Sprott US Holdings, speaking ahead of his appearance at Mines and Money Asia, is positive on gold equities for 2018.
According to the Chamber of Mines of South Africa, illegal miners in the country usually belong to organised crime syndicates.
But they also come with a catch - pitching ideas, striking deals and securing funding is the name of the game.
Mining Association of Canada says it’s a critical time for the country’s mining industry to seize growth opportunities.
Trump said Canada and Mexico could avoid planned steel and aluminum tariffs if they ceded ground in talks on a new NAFTA trade deal.
Crops, meat and energy trade in both directions across the Canada-US border, making it difficult to retaliate against US products in those industries.
It’s said that in China, a new skyscraper is built every five days.
Canada, the biggest foreign supplier of steel and aluminum to the United States, quickly pledged to retaliate if necessary.