Copper dubbed ‘one-trick pony’ in 2008 forecast
In their report on copper and zinc prices, Scotia Capital analysts Onno Rutten and Lawrence Smith upped their copper price forecast by 35% to US$3.25 per lb., but turned bearish on zinc.
In their report on copper and zinc prices, Scotia Capital analysts Onno Rutten and Lawrence Smith upped their copper price forecast by 35% to US$3.25 per lb., but turned bearish on zinc.
Vancouver — Water problems are again affecting underground operations at a Cameco (CCO-T, CCJ-N) uranium project in northern Saskatchewan’s Athabasca basin.
Rio Tinto (RTP-N, RIO-L) plans to get stronger and thwart BHP Billiton’s (BHP-N, BLT-L) hostile takeover bid the old-fashioned way — through organic growth.
Vancouver — Global demand for platinum is poised to touch a record level of 6.93 million oz. this year, up 195,000 oz. or 2.9% from 2006, says refiner and PGM marketing group Johnson Matthey in its r…
Century Mining (CMM-V, CMNZF-O) has formally launched its hostile, all-share takeover bid for Sulliden Exploration (SUE-T, EXSDF-O).
While investors buzz about the possibility of gold breaking the US$1,000 per oz. plateau in the coming year, Patricia Mohr, vice-president of industry and commodity research at Scotiabank, says the ho…
With the 1980 record gold price of US$850 per oz. within sight once again, high demand and tight supply of the yellow metal have the World Gold Council predicting a new price floor, making gold’s futu…
Vancouver — Despite the recent bearish trend in mining indices, financings continue to abound with exploration companies still attracting plenty of capital.
The week ended Nov. 30, the 48th week of 2007, saw British Columbia’s mining sector rattled by bombshell news that NovaGold Resources and Teck Cominco are mothballing development of their Galore Creek…
Facts ‘N’ Figures
Speaking at the recent China Mining Conference in Beijing, Stephen Lucas, assistant deputy minister of Natural Resources Canada, said the country’s total exploration budget this year could reach an un…
Universal Uranium — Chairman Ronald Atlas appointed interim president.
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