Falling Gold Prices Can Spell Bad News for Industry
Gold – The Globe and Mail reported that rapidly falling gold prices will mean bad news for industry players already battling cost overruns, asset writedowns and project cancellations.
Gold – The Globe and Mail reported that rapidly falling gold prices will mean bad news for industry players already battling cost overruns, asset writedowns and project cancellations.
Gold – Queenston Mining Inc. (TSX:QMI,OTCQX:QNMNF) announced drill results from their wholly owned AK Kirkland Lake property, and reported that they intersected high grade gold mineralization at a vertical depth of approximately 1,100 m.
Gold – Mineweb reported that Minera IRL (TSX:IRL, LON:MIRL) has received approval for its Environmental Impact Assessment and has taken significant steps forward with its gold/silver project in Argentina's Patagonia.
Gold – Mining Weekly reported that Gold Fields (NYSE:GFI) has told 15,000 illegally striking workers to return to work on Tuesday, or face termination.
Gold – Reuters reported that Newmont Mining (NYSE:NEM)'s production for Q3 has fallen by 6%, and are facing a record-setting $77 Million in charges associated with maintenance and restructuring.
Gold – Reuters reported that union gold miners in South Africa are demanding wages hikes, however, the industry's tight budget agreements do not expire until mid-2013.
Gold – Globe and Mail reported that new economic policies in Argentina could make it more difficult for gold and silver mining operations more to succeed.
Gold – Reuters reported that gold miners were leading a recovery in the TSX.
Gold – Reuters reported that gold companies are looking to offer better valuations to attract investors away from bullion and towards the miners themselves.
Gold – It has been a volatile week for gold prices, most heavily influenced on Wednesday after United States Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke gave no hints that a third round of quantitative easing was expected in the immediate future.
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