Moderator: Frank Holmes, US Global Investment.Panelists: (Left to Right) Paul Andre Huet, Klondex Mines. Michael Davies, Gran Colombia. Ian Slater, Red Eagle Mining. Join us at an upcoming event! http://www.cambridgehouse.comStay Connected!http://www.cambridgehouse.com/https://twitter.com/cambridgehttps://www.facebook.com/cambridgehou...Copyright (C) 2015 Cambridge House International Inc. All ri...Read More
Mining industry experts often emphasize that the best-performing companies are led by executives who have been serially successful - people like Robert Friedland and Lukas Lundin, who consistently deliver on their promises.But how do the right people find the right company? Sometimes it's easy; when it's not, Andrew Pollard is there to help. He's president of The Mining Recruitment Group, an execu...Read More
Moderator: Frank Holmes, US Global InvestmentsPanelists: Philip Ker, PI Financial. Mick Carew , Haywood Securities.Chris Thompson, Raymond James.Join us at an upcoming event! http://www.cambridgehouse.comStay Connected!http://www.cambridgehouse.com/https://twitter.com/cambridgehttps://www.facebook.com/cambridgehou...Copyright (C) 2015 Cambridge House International Inc. All rights reserved.Read More
Join us at an upcoming event! http://www.cambridgehouse.comStay Connected!http://www.cambridgehouse.com/https://twitter.com/cambridgehttps://www.facebook.com/cambridgehou...Copyright (C) 2015 Cambridge House International Inc. All rights reserved.Read More
VANCOUVER (miningweekly.com) - Base metals producer Hudbay Minerals has received a positive record of decision (ROD) from the US Forest Service (USFS) for its 80%-owned Rosemont project, in Arizona."This decision brings us another step closer to being able to build a modern mine that will fulfil the requirements of its permits, create jobs and strengthen the local economy Hudbay's Arizona busi...Read More
Gold is largely steady, as traders remain cautious and await for official results from the U.K. election, following a shocking exit poll that projected Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative Party falling short of a majority.The exit poll estimated that the Conservatives will have 314 seats in the 650-member parliament, while the opposition Labour Party would be not far behind with 266 seats, w...Read More
June 9 - The following are the top stories on the business pages of British newspapers. Reuters has not verified these stories and does not vouch for their accuracy.The TimesThe European Central Bank has ruled out further interest rate cuts in a first small step towards normalising monetary policy as the euro zone rapidly gathers momentum. BT Group Plc has fired PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC) as its...Read More
LONDON, June 9 (Reuters) - London stock exchange futures sank, gilt yields fell and the pound dived below $1.27 for the first time in almost two months on Friday as odds tightened on Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn becoming the next British Prime Minister after UK elections. With trading volumes extremely thin out of London hours, FTSE futures were quoted down 0.2 percent as voting results began to co...Read More
* PREVIOUS TRADING SESSION MOVES:* SSEC +0.3 pct, CSI300 +0.8 pct, HSI +0.3 pct* HK->Shanghai Connect daily quota used 7.9 pct, Shanghai->HK daily quota used 3.3 pct* HK->Shenzhen Connect daily quota used 10.7 pct, Shenzhen->HK daily quota used 7.1 pct* CNY official close 6.7995 per dollar* FTSE China A50 +0.9 pct, BNY Mellon ADR China Select Index +1.3 pct SHANGHAI, June 9 (Reuters) - Following...Read More
By: RambusThere is something happening in the commodities complex that has been going on for awhile now that needs to be addressed tonight. A subtle change actually started earlier this year and has been gaining momentum especially in the energy sector. I know for a lot of you, with the weak US dollar, you are thinking, "how could commodities be declining," which goes against everything you have...Read More
Gold Prices Steady On UK Election Risk; ECB and Geopolitical Riskby Reuters* Gold prices could see strong intraday volatility - analyst* UK election, Ex-FBI director testimony, ECB meeting set for later in the day* Downside for gold is "limited" (especially in sterling)Gold held steady on Thursday as investors awaited cues on market direction amid a number of geopolitical events later in the day...Read More
Gold Today -New York closed at $1,293.20 yesterday after closing at $1,293.80 Tuesday. London opened at $1,284.00 today. Overall the dollar was slightly stronger against global currencies, early today. Before London's opening: - The $: EUR was slightly stronger at $1.1232 after yesterday's $1.1254: EUR1.- The Dollar index was stronger at 96.89 after...Read More
UK elections, European central bank meeting and US economic data releases will all affect metals and energies sector. Volatility will be very high. I am against buying gold unless it breaks and trades over $1303. I am against buying silver unless it breaks and trades over $17.81. Crude oil see a big sell off only if it trades below $45.50 and more so in US session. Currencies will affect bulli...Read More
By: RambusThere is something happening in the commodities complex that has been going on for awhile now that needs to be addressed tonight. A subtle change actually started earlier this year and has been gaining momentum especially in the energy sector. I know for a lot of you, with the weak US dollar, you are thinking, "how could commodities be declining," which goes against everything you have...Read More
Gold Prices Steady On UK Election Risk; ECB and Geopolitical Riskby Reuters* Gold prices could see strong intraday volatility - analyst* UK election, Ex-FBI director testimony, ECB meeting set for later in the day* Downside for gold is "limited" (especially in sterling)Gold held steady on Thursday as investors awaited cues on market direction amid a number of geopolitical events later in the day...Read More
Gold Today -New York closed at $1,293.20 yesterday after closing at $1,293.80 Tuesday. London opened at $1,284.00 today. Overall the dollar was slightly stronger against global currencies, early today. Before London's opening: - The $: EUR was slightly stronger at $1.1232 after yesterday's $1.1254: EUR1.- The Dollar index was stronger at 96.89 after...Read More
UK elections, European central bank meeting and US economic data releases will all affect metals and energies sector. Volatility will be very high. I am against buying gold unless it breaks and trades over $1303. I am against buying silver unless it breaks and trades over $17.81. Crude oil see a big sell off only if it trades below $45.50 and more so in US session. Currencies will affect bulli...Read More
TOKYO, June 9 (Reuters) - Nikkei futures and options contracts expiring in June were forecast to settle at 19,997.63, market participants said on Friday, citing estimates by brokerages.The closely watched settlement price, known in Japan as the special quotation, or "SQ", is calculated from the opening prices of the 225 shares in the Nikkei average on the second Friday of the month.It is calculate...Read More
It was the moment we had been waiting all week for: former FBI Director James Comey gave public testimony to the Senate on President Donald Trump and possible connections with Russia. Wall Street was riveted. But Comey's damning retelling of events did not push markets in any major direction. Stocks did manage, however, to close out the session with small gains. The S&P 500 was up 0.03%, th...Read More
June 9 (Reuters) - For other diaries, please see:Top Economic Events Polling unit diary Today in Washington Political and general news DATECOUNTRYAUCTION DETAILS 12-JunUnited StatesSale of 3-year notes 12-JunUnited StatesSale of 10-year notes 12-JunItalyBills auction 13-JunUnited StatesSale of 30-year bond 13-JunSpainAuction of 6- and 12-month Treasury bills 13-JunItalyMedium-Long Term auction 13-...Read More