1 April 2023 By Frik Els, Mining.com: A new report by BMO Capital Markets has a trenchant chart showing just to what extent mining companies – flush with cash – are opting to return money to shareholders rather than build new mines. Global mining’s enthusiasm for brown and greenfield projects has fizzled over the last decade despite near universal …
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10 March 2023 Rob McEwen, Executive Chairman of McEwen Mining, and Michelle Makori, Lead Anchor and Editor-in-Chief at Kitco News, discus how the devaluation of fiat currencies could push gold to $5k per ounce by 2027, and another metal will gain by 1,000%. McEwen also discusses his copper mine’s deal with automaker Stellantis and multinational …
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7 March 2023 By Angus Grigg, Ali Russell, Stephanie Zillman and Meghna Bali, abc.net.au: The historic Perth Mint is facing a potential $9 billion recall of gold bars after selling diluted or “doped” bullion to China and then covering it up, according to a leaked internal report. Key points: Four Corners has uncovered documents charting the …
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10 Dec 2021 By Richard (Rick) Mills, aheadoftheherd.com: The Silver Institute predicts that global silver demand will rise to 1.029 billion ounces this year, up 15% from 2020 and exceeding a billion ounces for the first time since 2015. In a November report, SI says every area of silver demand is forecast to rise in 2021, including a …
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19 Nov 2021 By Jan Nieuwenhuijs, The Gold Observer: In general, the gold price in U.S. dollars is set by long-term inflation expectations and interest rates in the United States. The price of gold in other currencies depends on the exchange rate between a particular currency and the dollar. In a previous series of articles we discussed …
24 Feb 2021 By Steve Brown, The Duran A discussion of the ‘earth’s crust’ gold-to-silver ratio is complex; suffice that the ratio of sixty-five ounces of silver per one ounce of gold (per current quoted Wall Street spot price) is an high-end estimate, and the mining ratio to mine the actual product is about 8-to-1. So why …
24 Sep 2019 By Jeff Clark, Senior Analyst, GoldSilver : A lot of readers liked our article on how much cash could flood the gold market once institutional investors start buying. Now it’s time to look at silver. And as most readers know, the silver market is much smaller than gold, meaning it could be easily …
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21 Mar 2019 from DW.com: As the yellow metal hits peak production, experts feel we may have discovered all of the world’s major gold deposits. So what does it mean for the precious metal aficionados and investors? The murmurs that the world is running out of gold deposits have grown louder in the past two years. …
By Dean Arif, MY Bullion Trade: Continuing from our article “All you need to know about gold deals, scams, fraud and the reality of gold trade and mining”, we received many enquiries about entities wanting to buy or sell gold in large quantities, usually with a very steep discount. Every time we receive …
10 July 2018 by Steve St. Angelo, SRSRocco Report: How much gold did the two largest mining countries produce in history? Well, let’s just say that precious metals investors would be quite surprised to learn that the total cumulative gold production from the two leading countries is well over two billion ounces. That is one …
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