LME Warehouse Levels (September 21, 2009)
Metal stocks (in tonnes) held in London Metal Exchange warehouses at opening, September 15, 2009 (change from Sept. 8 in brackets):
Metal stocks (in tonnes) held in London Metal Exchange warehouses at opening, September 15, 2009 (change from Sept. 8 in brackets):
The first half of September has been kind to the S&P/TSX Venture composite index. Over the Sept. 8-14 reporting period, the Venture board added to gains made earlier in the month, closing up 24.58…
The S&P/TSX composite index gained 226.74 points or 2.04% over the Sept. 8-14 reporting period, closing at 11,332.04. The Capped Metals and Mining index increased 14.93 points or 1.78% to finish a…
U. S. equity markets continued their upswing in the Sept. 8-14 reporting period with the Dow Jones Industrial Average gaining 129.46 points or 1.36% to finish at 9,626.8, while the S&P 500 index a…
Few individuals can rival the impact Tony Barringer made on mineral exploration technology, in the illustrious 50 years he spent pursuing scientific discovery and invention in the industry.
Aberdeen International — David Stein appointed president, COO and a director; George Faught has resigned as president but remains CEO and a director.
The following is the second of two edited portions of the Ontario Mining Association’s submission to the Standing Committee on General Government on the Mining Act (Bill 173) and the Far North Act (Bi…
There’s often a little more seriousness and sobriety in the air in North America the week after Labour Day, as the nights get colder, students head back to school, 9-11 is commemorated and businesses …
These are good days for Red Back Mining (RBI-T, RBIFF-O) in the West African country of Mauritania.
Xstrata (XSRAF-O, XTA-L) could be gearing up for another run at the world’s third-largest platinum producer, Lonmin (LMI-L).
VANCOUVER — Lions Gate Metals (LGM-V) is planning to buy Aus- NiCo, a private Australian nickel explorer.
The financial crisis may have dried up capital for many mining companies in the West but not in China, where cash-rich companies are taking advantage of the credit crunch and going on shopping sprees.
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