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Newmont today named Natascha Viljoen as its first female CEO, succeeding Tom Palmer, at a time when the gold mining sector tries to cope with a slew of challenges, even as the precious metal hits a ...
Barrick Mining appointed veteran executive Mark Hill as interim president and CEO today following the sudden resignation of Mark Bristow, who led the Canadian miner for nearly seven years after its ...
As geopolitical instability pushes gold prices higher, Singapore and Hong Kong, two of the world's biggest consumer markets per capita, are trying to shake up a business that for decades has centred ...
What's behind the steady and stunning increase in the price of gold in recent weeks. In this weekend's edition of Gold Newsletter, Publisher Brien Lundin offers speculation that seems more than ...
The Gold and Silver Trees of Life are the first 99.99% Irish bullion rounds and are truly sovereign (non-legal tender) coins. They are beautiful and limited in mintage and supply, making them highly ...
Monetary metals market analyst Rob Kientz is the guest of London metals trader Andrew Maguire on this week's edition of Kinesis Money's "Live from the Vault" program, describing the Perth Mint's ...
Driven by poor liquidity, in Europe this morning silver was $45.03, up $2 from last Friday's close. Gold was up a less spectacular $68 at $3,750 on the week, but with a firm undertone. ... Dispatch ...
Copper prices jumped the most in more than five months after Freeport-McMoRan Inc. said force majeure was declared on contracted supplies from its giant Grasberg mine in Indonesia.
China reportedly has plans to invite some countries to buy physical gold and store it within its borders, in the country's latest move to expand its reach into the international market for the ...
The People's Bank of China is using the Shanghai Gold Exchange to court central banks in friendly countries to buy bullion and store it within the country's borders, according to people familiar with ...
The future of gold and silver transactions in the United States likely will be defined by states implementing new and amended legal tender laws. Financial officials and regulators in Arkansas, Florida ...
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