Resource Nationalism Is Biggest Risk to Miners: Report

Source: Reuters (8/7/11)

"Governments seek to benefit from higher commodity prices to try to restore fragile finances, Ernst & Young said on Sunday."

Reuters

Resource nationalism is the biggest threat facing the mining sector this year and next as governments seek to take advantage of higher commodity prices to try to restore fragile finances, advisory and accountancy firm Ernst & Young (E&Y) said on Sunday.

"Because the mining and metals sector rebounded quickly from the global financial crisis, it became an early target to help restore treasury conditions," the firm said. . .View full article

Is a Commodities Super Cycle on the Way?
Source: Streetwise Reports (04/19/2024)

Are we at the start of a commodities supercycle? We sat down with McAlinden Research to see what they had to say about the current state of commodities.

Mineral Exploration Co. Makes Important Discovery
Source: Ron Struthers (04/18/2024)

Ron Struthers of Struthers Resource Stock Report takes a look at the hundreds of M&A agreements recently signed, the current state of copper as it is breaking out, and Zonte Metals, a company that recently made an important discovery.

Expert Says Idaho Copper Stock Positioned To Deliver Big
Source: Clive Maund (04/18/2024)

In light of this morning's news, Technical Analyst Clive Maund takes a look at NevGold Corp. to explain why he believes it is an Immediate Strong Buy.

Idaho Gold Project Could Produce One-Third of Critical Antimony for US
Source: Streetwise Reports (04/18/2024)

Perpetua Resources Corp.'s Stibnite gold project in Idaho is also expected to provide as much as 35% of the United States annual demand for the critical metal antimony. Find out why analysts are recommending this developer.

Vancouver Explorer Sees 'District-Scale' Project in Colo.
Source: Streetwise Reports (04/18/2024)

Metallic Minerals Corp. announces that all four holes drilled at its Newmont-backed La Plata project in Colorado intersected porphyry-style mineralization from the surface and over their entire lengths.