While TD Bank sees the commodities market starting to rebound in the second half of 2009, followed by more pronounced price increases in 2010, the World Bank believes that, over the long term, commodi…
The U. S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced plans to sell its surplus uranium inventory over the next nine years. The sales will total the equivalent of about 59 million lbs. uranium oxide, rea…
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced plans to sell its surplus uranium inventory over the next nine ye…
While TD Bank sees the commodities market starting to rebound in the second half of 2009, followed by more pronounc…
Despite the negative outlook for many other commodities, many analysts now forecast that uranium prices will go up in the medium-to longterm due to strong fundamentals: expanding demand from more reac…
Global economic growth will be weak next year and commodity prices will remain under severe pressure. The consensus among many in the mining industry seems to be that metal prices won’t recover until …
Vancouver– The yellow metal might have underperformed over the last few months, but recent price increases have prompted analysts to predict at least a short-term rally for gold, whether or not major…
With metal prices dropping like ducks in hunting season, the price of tin has remained surprisingly resilient — tumbling just 17.5% from the start of the year compared with nickel (55.8%), zinc (51.5…
Contract prices for iron ore will fall 15-20% in 2009, according to the commodity research team at Standard Chartered.
If investors have money to spare and can afford to wait for prices to recover, then recessions can be a good buying opportunity. The question, of course, is how long one has to wait until stock and co…
Vancouver – The yellow metal might have underperformed over the last few months but recent price increases have pro…
Contract prices for iron ore will fall 15-20% in 2009, according to the commodity research team at Standard Charter…
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