Trish Saywell – The Northern Miner | May 7, 2021 Cigar Lake mine. Image from Cameco. Last week, Anthony Milewski, a director of International Consolidated Uranium, made the case to our readers that uranium sentiment is finally improving and the nuclear fuel is now having its day in the sun after years in the darkness following […]
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MINING.COM Staff Writer | May 7, 2021 SX-EW processing at Chuquicamata mine in Chile. Image from Codelco. The world’s top copper producer Chile is giving bulls another reason to cheer while prices soared to an all-time high on Friday as optimism about a global rebound from the pandemic spurs a surge across commodities markets. Copper for
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Sunshine Profits | May 6, 2021 Stock image. There’s no inflation … None at all. Only, completely by accident, lumber prices are skyrocketing. Gold is likely to remain silent, but it may catch up later. The rise in lumber prices can be seen in the chart below: What a surge! It happened because of the limited supply and strong demand
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Chris Vermeulen joins Adelaide Capital to share his latest market analysis. When we are looking at the broad indexes in the stock market we are beginning to see some pretty obvious divergence between them and defensive sectors such as consumer staples bonds utilities and precious metals. This means big money is going to “risk off”
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A recent Forbes article suggesting global market leverage had reached new all-time highs prompted me and my research team to begin to explore the question of whether “global markets already reached a critical mass in terms of post-COVID-19 recovery”? If this is true, what would it mean for the rest of 2021 and into early 2022? “Chris
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Published: April 25, 2021 at 9:00 a.m. ETBy Emily Bary Earnings Watch: Tesla’s Monday report will be followed by Microsoft, Google, Apple, Facebook and Amazon as more than one-third of the S&P 500 reveal first-quarter results The busiest week of earnings season is about to kick off, with Tesla and Big Tech companies expected to
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MINING.COM Staff Writer | April 23, 2021 | 9:14 am MarketsTop CompaniesChinaLatin AmericaIron Ore Steel futures in China reached new highs as investors weighed the nation’s commitment to lowering production against its strong demand. (Image:junrong / Shutterstock.com) Iron ore futures advanced on Friday, on course for a fifth straight week of gains, as anti-pollution steel output curbs in China and
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Bloomberg News | April 25, 2021 | 9:27 am Battery MetalsAfricaCanadaUSACobaltManganeseNickel DeepGreen is one of the companies that intends to produce metals from polymetalic rocks, found in deep oceans. (Image courtesy of DeepGreen Metals). Controversial plans to mine the ocean floor face a key test this year when a United Nations body unveils rules that could spur the exploitation
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Chris joins Dave Russell on GoldCoreTV with his charts to help us interpret the recent moves in silver and gold. In this video, we take a look at the silver price, the gold price, bitcoin and the S&P500. We take a look at what’s needed to continue the momentum of the #silvershortsqueeze, the movement spearheaded
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Chris joins David Lin of Kitco News to talk about Gold. Gold’s price pattern has put in a bottom for now, but there is no certainty that the trend now has turned definitively bullish. “I think gold’s put in a bottom, it feels like it, the charts look like it, but really, we’re not confirmed
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