Weekly Round-Up: Gold Price Recovers from Four-week Low
Heightened geopolitical tensions between the US and North Korea pushed the gold price up on Friday, but it is still below $1,300 per ounce.
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Heightened geopolitical tensions between the US and North Korea pushed the gold price up on Friday, but it is still below $1,300 per ounce.
Copper prices fell after the US Federal Reserve announced plans for one more interest rate hike this year and three in 2018.
Western Copper and Gold CEO Paul West-Sells discusses the Yukon-based Casino project, the company’s wholly owned, billion-tonne copper-gold project.
Recognizing the importance of foreign investment to reaching its economic goals, China is revamping its mining industry to attract foreign companies.
By Jocelyn Aspa
The Investing News Network had the opportunity to speak with Sean Clark, CEO and co-founder of First Block Capital, about the approval.
By Melissa Shaw
Aluminum has had a stellar year, gaining 28 percent year-to-date on the London Metal Exchange. Looming supply cuts in China are helping to raise prices.
Savaria announced the appointment of Caroline Bérubé as director of the board of directors of the corporation.
The electric bus traveled 1,101.2 miles this month with 660 kWh of energy storage capacity. It was powered by a new lithium-ion battery cell.
Political instability and human rights issues in the DRC are challenging the battery industry to find more secure cobalt sources.
By Melissa Shaw
China’s actions to reduce pollution have curbed production of needle coke, a key feedstock material used for manufacturing graphite electrodes.
Leading Edge Materials CEO Blair Way believes his company will play a significant role in the production of specialty materials in Europe and North America.
By Melissa Shaw
What factors are contributing to the price rally and what does the future hold for palladium? Johann Wiebe of Thomson Reuters shares his thoughts.
Peru, the world’s second-largest copper producer, says it plans to raise its output of the metal by almost 30 percent by 2021.
According to Carube Copper President and CEO Jeffrey Ackert, his company is navigating the copper industry in a period of vast opportunity.
By Melissa Shaw
Analysts predict that iron ore prices will continue to decline due to a slowdown in steel production in China over the winter months.
In its annual International Energy Outlook, the US Energy Information Administration also predicts a 28-percent increase in world energy use by 2040.
The Investing News Network (INN) takes a closer look at the top biotech companies listed on the NASDAQ so far this year, with a market cap between 50 and 500 million.
By Contributor
Brian Leni of the Junior Stock Review continues his in-depth overview of the nickel market in the second instalment of this series.
By Siv Padhy
Nickel mining in the Philippines has changed drastically this year, and the direction it goes moving forward will impact the global market.
By Shelly Kumar
Fortune Minerals Limited (TSX: FT; OTCQX: FTMDF) reports that the Government of the Northwest Territories (“GNWT”) has recently announced completion of another milestone toward construction of the Tlicho All-Season Road (“TASR”) to the community of Whati. GNWT Minister of Finance, Robert C. McLeod, stated in March 2017 that, “Construction of the Tlicho All-Season Road is a priority
