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Explorer Encounters Up to 1,290 g/t Silver at British Columbia Project

February 18, 2021 / www.theaureport.com

Drilling in Dolly Varden Silver's Torbrit deposit returns additional high-grade silver intercepts. In a news release, Dolly Varden Silver Corp. (DV:TSX.V; DOLLF:OTCMKTS) announced that high-grade silver intercepts highlighted the final results of its 2020 drill program at the Torbrit deposit at its Dolly Varden project in British Columbia. Both infill and step-out drilling were conducted at the d...Read More

COMMENT: What China's possible steel export rebate cuts mean for businesses around the world

February 19, 2021 / www.metalbulletin.com

A key topic reverberating around the Asian steel market over the past month has been the possibility of China reducing steel export rebates to 9% from the current 13%, or possibly axing them altogether.Market chatter on this topic has grown increasingly louder, with industry sources in China hearing more and more details about these plans from late January onward."This is likely in line with China...Read More

Company Improves REE Extraction Rate on Further Metallurgical Testing

February 18, 2021 / www.theaureport.com

Also with this work, Defense Metals fine-tunes process variables, thus refining its metals separation flowsheet. Defense Metals Corp. (DEFN:TSX.V; DFMTF:OTCQB; 35D:FSE) announced in a news release the positive results of additional pre-pilot hydrometallurgical testing on high-grade rare earth element (REE) mineral concentrate produced at the company's pilot plant using ore from its Wicheeda prope...Read More

Mining Company Observes Visible Gold Grain in Drilled Core

February 18, 2021 / www.theaureport.com

Black Tusk Resources completes drilling three initial holes at McKenzie East. Black Tusk Resources Inc. (TUSK:CSE; BTKRF:OTCMKTS; 0NB:FSE) announced in a news release it finished drilling the first three holes, over 1,049 meters (1,049m), one of which showed a grain of visible gold, at its McKenzie East project north of Val d'Or in Quebec. The company reported that observation of that particular...Read More

Explorer Expands Land Position at Nevada Gold Project by 400%

February 18, 2021 / www.theaureport.com

Riley Gold Corp. reported it has greatly expanded the land position at its Tokop Gold Project to more than 21 square kilometers. Riley Gold Corp. (RLYG:TSX.V) announced in a news release that "it has significantly increased the land position of its Tokop Gold Project located within the Walker Lane Trend in Nevada by 400% to over 21 square kilometers."The company advised that its strategy to signi...Read More

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: 5 key stories from February 18

February 19, 2021 / www.metalbulletin.com

Here are five Fastmarkets stories you might have missed on Thursday February 18 that are worth another look.Italian steel distributors' association Assofermet has sent a letter to the European Commission highlighting distortion in the European Union carbon and stainless flat steel market caused by anti-dumping and safeguard measures.Low-carbon aluminium will be part...Read More

Assofermet asks EC to soften trade, safeguard measures to prevent market distortion

February 19, 2021 / www.metalbulletin.com

Italian steel distributors' association Assofermet has sent a letter to the European Commission highlighting distortion in the European Union carbon and stainless flat steel market caused by anti-dumping and safeguard measures. The association has specifically asked not to prolong existing safeguard measures into steel imports beyond their expiration on June 30 this year, it said on Wednesday Febr...Read More

The Commodity Cycle / Commodities / Commodities Trading

February 18, 2021 / www.marketoracle.co.uk

Commodity prices have remained in a prolonged downward trend since the price peak in mid-2008. Driven lower by a firming U.S. dollar (DXY) beginning in 2008-2011 and continuing until the present, the S&P GSCI Commodity Index has declined by about 80 percent over the last 13 years.The recent rally in the S&P GSCI Commodity Index (GTX) in 2020 appears to be a reaction to the DXY price weakne...Read More

Silver Backwardation and Other Evidence of a Silver Supply Squeeze / Commodities / Gold and Silver 2021

February 18, 2021 / www.marketoracle.co.uk

Theeffort to squeezesilver shorts may appear to have fizzled, but naked short sellersare as vulnerable as ever.Silverfutures prices are entering backwardation. That is a bad omen for anyonebetting on lower silver prices.Backwardationhappens very rarely, but this condition has been a reliable indicator thathigher prices are on the way each time it has occurred over the past decade.Inthe futures mar...Read More

Silver Prices Are About to Explode as Stars are Lining up Like Never Before! / Commodities / Gold and Silver 2021

February 18, 2021 / www.marketoracle.co.uk

2020 was a stellar year for the precious metals, indeed one for the books. As the pandemic hit the global economies early in the year and governments around the world began to shut everything down and the printing machines began to print ginormous amounts of money out of thin air to save their economies from total collapse, gold jumped 24%, while silver jumped nearly 50%, over double that of gold....Read More

Assofermet asks EC to soften trade, safeguard measures to prevent market distortion

February 19, 2021 / www.metalbulletin.com

Italian steel distributors' association Assofermet has sent a letter to the European Commission highlighting distortion in the European Union carbon and stainless flat steel market caused by anti-dumping and safeguard measures. The association has specifically asked not to prolong existing safeguard measures into steel imports beyond their expiration on June 30 this year, it said on Wednesday Febr...Read More

Cannabis, Alternative Agra, Mushrooms, and Cryptos - Everything ALT is HOT / Commodities / Cannabis

February 18, 2021 / www.marketoracle.co.uk

The recent rally in Marijuana and Alternative Pharma/Agriculture stocks has been impressive, to say the least.  One thing we have to remember about this sector is that it rallied to highs in 2018 and 2019, then fell out of favor for many months.  The anticipation of this new sector emerging within the US, and across many areas of the globe, prompted quite a bit of excitement after 2016 w...Read More

COMMENT: What China's possible steel export rebate cuts mean for businesses around the world

February 19, 2021 / www.metalbulletin.com

A key topic reverberating around the Asian steel market over the past month has been the possibility of China reducing steel export rebates to 9% from the current 13%, or possibly axing them altogether.Market chatter on this topic has grown increasingly louder, with industry sources in China hearing more and more details about these plans from late January onward."This is likely in line with China...Read More

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: 5 key stories from February 17

February 19, 2021 / www.metalbulletin.com

Here are five Fastmarkets stories you might have missed on Wednesday February 17 that are worth another look.All future new-build vessels to be owned by shipping operator Maersk will have dual-fuel technology installed, allowing either carbon-neutral operations or the use of standard very low sulfur fuel oil...Read More

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: 5 key stories from February 18

February 19, 2021 / www.metalbulletin.com

Here are five Fastmarkets stories you might have missed on Thursday February 18 that are worth another look.Italian steel distributors' association Assofermet has sent a letter to the European Commission highlighting distortion in the European Union carbon and stainless flat steel market caused by anti-dumping and safeguard measures.Low-carbon aluminium will be part...Read More

Cobalt metal trades at parity again; Chinese buyers still inactive

February 19, 2021 / www.metalbulletin.com

The price of alloy-grade cobalt metal remained steady day-on-day on Thursday February 18, while the price of standard-grade cobalt moved higher, drawing the two price assessments back into parity, amid thin trading and with Chinese buyers still absent from the market.Fastmarkets' price assessment for cobalt standard grade, in-whs Rotterdam, was $22.95-23.75 per lb on February 18, up from $22.90-23...Read More

EUROPE CRC: Tight supply keeps domestic prices strong

February 19, 2021 / www.metalbulletin.com

Domestic prices in Europe for steel cold-rolled coil increased over the week to Wednesday February 17 supported by a material shortage, sources have told Fastmarkets.Producers in the North of the EU have been reported as either offering late-second-quarter-rolling HDG or being sold out for second-quarter production. Some major producers in Germany have been already offering July-August production...Read More

ITALY STEEL SCRAP: Domestic prices down in February on international price fall

February 19, 2021 / www.metalbulletin.com

Italian domestic steel scrap prices dropped in the month to Wednesday February 17, following the negative price trend that settled in the global market in the first half of the month, sources told Fastmarkets.Fastmarkets' monthly price assessment for steel scrap, No E3 (old thick scrap), domestic, delivered mill, Italy, was ?,?310-325 ($374-392) per tonne on February 17, down by ?,?15-35 per tonne...Read More

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: 5 key stories from February 18

February 19, 2021 / www.metalbulletin.com

Here are five Fastmarkets stories you might have missed on Thursday February 18 that are worth another look.Italian steel distributors' association Assofermet has sent a letter to the European Commission highlighting distortion in the European Union carbon and stainless flat steel market caused by anti-dumping and safeguard measures.Low-carbon aluminium will be part...Read More

HOTTER ON METALS: Breakbulk is back amid shipping's container shortage

February 19, 2021 / www.metalbulletin.com

A shortage of containers to ship commodities around the world and the consequent soaring in associated freight rates have led to a revival of interest in breakbulk cargoes. Producers and physical traders of metals, agricultural, chemical and timber products have been starting to book shipments in breakbulk vessels, which cost far less and doesn't require vast amounts of equipment in port. On the m...Read More

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