Sutter Gold Mining Inc Joins OTCQX

January 5, 2012 · Posted in News · Comment 

OTC Markets Group Inc. (OTCQX: OTCM), the Financial Information and Technology Services Company, the world’s largest electronic marketplace providing broker-dealers for the trading unlisted shares, announced that-Sutter Gold Mining Inc. (OTCQX: SGMNF ; TSX. V: SGM), A, Gold Exploration and Development Company, is Handel at the highest level of the OTC market, OTCQX. Read more

Constitution Mining Makes important discovery in the golden sands of Peru

July 24, 2010 · Posted in News · Comment 

peru gold miningBUENOS AIRES, United States – Constitution Mining / Constitution Mining Makes important discovery in the golden sands of Peru processed and transmitted by Hugin AS. The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.
Constitution Mining Makes important discovery in the golden sands of Peru
Lima, Peru – Constitution Mining Corp. (CMIN.OB) reports that drilling at its Peruvian Gold Sands project has two large, variable-grade systems mineralization returned values as high as 212.95 milligrams of gold per cubic meter in width of 4.20 meters (13.77 meters). Read more

Miners should receive the new mining tax deal in writing

July 2, 2010 · Posted in News · Comment 

new mining tax dealThe ongoing saga of the only stresses RSPT Gerry Harvey got it spot-on with his presentation of the federal government as “bloody amateurs. This is demonstrated by the exit of Kevin Rudd and the indecent haste now to scrape together a new package to pave the way for the new PM, Julia Gillard. Prior to the rolling of Rudd, he worked on a deal to Queensland’s LNG exemption based on the enormous resources of coal seam gas from the RSPT in favor of a levy based on the existing Petroleum Resources Rent Tax. Read more

Fit European stocks for the week Fifth BHP, UBS Shares Rally

April 4, 2010 · Posted in News · Comment 

European shares rose for the fifth consecutive week, the longest gain of nearly a year, stocks of basic resources rallied to escalating metal prices.

BHP Billion Ltd. has increased in the holiday shortened week as copper traded at a high level of 20 months in London and the company said it plans to sell iron ore to steel mills on Asian markets in the short term. UBS AG gained as Switzerland’s largest bank by client assets would have generated approximately $ 2.3 billion of fixed-income revenue in the first quarter. Bank of Ireland Plc rose in Dublin that the Government has announced the fund-raising requirements for lenders.

Europe Stoxx 600 Index rose 1.5 percent to a record $ 267.62 in 18 months, helping to extend the advance of the extent to fifth consecutive quarter that central banks have kept rates ‘Low interest and the European Union has accepted an emergency bailout plan to help prevent Greece from defaulting on its debt. Since March last 9 years, the tonnage has jumped 69 percent.

“It is quite possible for stocks to continue to push higher education institutions have given a lot of liquidity and prices underlying solid metal,” said Colin McLean, who helps manage about 980 million shares to SVM Asset Management Ltd. in Edinburgh. “With the reporting season over, there is more emphasis on macroeconomic issues and policies.”

DAX in Germany rose 1.9 percent last week, while France CAC 40 rose 1.1 percent. The UK ‘s FTSE 100 index climbed 0.7 percent.

Ratings

European stock markets were closed on April 2 to leave Friday and will be closed on April 5 for Easter Monday.

Gains in Europe were trading as Standard & Poor’s downgraded Iceland’s credit ratings Local currency, rekindling concern that the deterioration of public finances can derail economic recovery. In Greece, Moody’s Investors Service lowered the debt rating and deposit of five banks, citing expected additional pressures arising from challenging the country’s economic prospects.

BHP has had a measure of mining shares at the highest level since September 2008 this week as copper climbed on speculation in London expansion of manufacturing in China, the world’s largest consumer, and dwindling stocks of indicate demand recovery. Nickel, aluminum, tin and zinc also rose on the London Metal Exchange.

In addition, the global leader largest mining has announced its intention to end a 40-years of annual pricing, products to help enjoy the soaring spot prices.

UBS, Bank of Ireland

UBS rose 7.1 percent in Zurich that persons with knowledge of the situation said the bank has generated 2.3 billion dollars in revenues at its fixed income division in the first quarter as it rebuilds after the unit record losses.

UBS said in a statement that the figure was “slightly superior” to its current estimate for the period.

Bank of Ireland Plc has also increased from 15 percent as the lender said it expects to be able to raise a significant amount of its 2.7 billion euro (3.6 billion U.S. dollars) the target capital from private investors and avoid state control.

The national government Asset Management Agency says that banks need to Ireland 43 billion dollars in new capital after “horrendous” lending decisions left the financial system to the brink of collapse. The central bank put in new capital buffers for banks Allied Irish Plc and Bank of Ireland, giving them 30 days to say how they will raise the money.

Shares of Allied Irish still cast 29 per cent as fears that the government take a majority stake in the lender.

Gartmore falls

Gartmore Group Ltd. fell 20 percent after the manager of the money in the United Kingdom suspended Investment Manager Guillaume Rambourg the midst of an internal investigation.

Vodafone Group Plc rose 3.4 percent after two people familiar with the matter said the largest global enterprise mobile and Verizon Communications Inc. continues to hold informal discussions on jointly owned by Verizon Wireless business.

The options include a combination of the two telephone companies, for a carrier to sell its stake in Verizon Wireless to another, or pay a dividend to investors.

Ryanair Holdings Plc rose 7.6 per cent in Europe, after the largest low-cost airline raised its earnings forecast, sending the stock at the highest level in over two years.

source:bloomberg

Fit European stocks for the week Fifth BHP, UBS Shares Rally

April 3, 2010 · Posted in Copper · Comment 

European shares rose for the fifth consecutive week, the longest gain of nearly a year, stocks of basic resources rallied to escalating metal prices. BHP Billiton Ltd. has increased in the holiday shortened week as copper traded at a high level of 20 months in London and the company said it plans to sell iron ore to steel mills on Asian markets in the short term. UBS AG gained as Switzerland’s largest bank by client assets would have generated approximately $ 2.3 billion of fixed-income revenue in the first quarter. Bank of Ireland Plc rose in Dublin that the Government has announced the fund-raising requirements for lenders. Read more

Utah agency approves the oil sands project

Utah Division of OilA small Canadian company has received approval from the Director of the Utah Division of Oil, Gas & Mining to proceed with its plans for a commercial tar sands mine in eastern Utah to develop.

But Calgary, Alberta-based Earth Energy Resources has yet to increase to 35 million U.S. dollars to finance the mine and the environmental activists are pledging their fight to block its development to continue.

“We work on our funding, but raising money for a project is difficult now,” said Glenn Snarr, president and chief executive officer of the earth energy. “But we have a number of perspectives, though, so we moved closer to introducing a shovel in the ground.” (more…)

Australian coal mining group tycoon plans new facility

Australian mining magnate Clive Palmer GroupAustralian mining magnate Clive Palmer Group plans to build a new coal loading facility in Queensland, north of an existing facility at Abbot Point, capable of handling 40 million tonnes per year, a newspaper reported Monday. The Australian newspaper said the move could be the transformation of the area resulting in one of the largest coal ports in the world. (more…)

Six South African miners Killed this week

mining operations accidentsAt least six miners slain this week alone, But mortality slowed in comparison to last year. Six South African miners were slain this week bringing my accident deaths in the country nearly 40 this year, but the death rate has slowed compared to 2009, officials said. South Africa, the world’s deepest gold mines, has a dire security against its counterparts in the industrialized world and the deaths have led to temporary closure of the mines by the authorities and therefore the output. (more…)

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