Decreasing risk in mining – with lessons from other industries
With a raft of innovative new technologies available, why is it that mining is still such a high risk investment?
With a raft of innovative new technologies available, why is it that mining is still such a high risk investment?
In this interview with The Gold Report, Morning Notes Publisher Michael Berry shares two scenarios that could follow an imminent crash and four gold companies that could be perfectly positioned to take advantage of a reset credit market.
An overinflated equities market could be good news for metals and mining stocks.
With the growing trend for automated mines and 3D virtual training platforms the impact on future recruitment in mining should be considered.
Many people believe nuclear power could save the planet from climate change. But several factors mean the industry is dying, a new study suggests.
Despite the furore surrounding the Gold Fix [unfairly, we believe] it is a singularly determined attempt amongst commodities to set a twice daily price that does reflect demand and supply of gold, at those moments.
Russia is a major trading partner with the eurozone as well, supplying about 40% of the energy requirements in the area. That is why an escalation in Crimea could devastate the region, especially at a time when the economy is finally growing in the eurozone.
Major powers are scrambling for as much of the world’s resources as they can control. Exploration and drilling intensify daily. Previously inaccessible or unprofitable areas are targeted - the days of easy access to the globe’s resources no longer exist.
The ability of western central banks to bail out bullion banks in the future is compromised by the emptiness of their vaults.
The probe was opened following a settlement with regulators that alleged JPMorgan manipulated power markets in the Midwest and California.