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As Mining Industry Contracts, Zambia Cuts 2014 Growth Estimate

Zambia reduced its estimate for economic growth this year as mining output in Africa’s second-biggest copper producer shrank. Preliminary real gross domestic product expanded by 6 percent, Finance Minister Alexander Chikwanda said in an e-mailed statement today. In...

Angola Sees 2017 Gold-Output Start in Plan to Cut Oil Reliance

Angola sees production from two gold mines being developed in the country’s north starting in 2017, helping diversify the economy of Africa’s second-biggest oil producer, Minister of Geology and Mines Francisco Queiroz said. About $600 million has been...

Declines in mining-industry capital expenditure in 2015, expected by Joy Global Inc.

Joy Global Inc. (JOY), the world’s largest maker of underground mining machinery, said it expects to see further declines in mining-industry capital expenditure during a “challenging” 2015. Next year “will again present challenges as oversupplied commodity market dynamics...

Sherritt International stock soars on U.S.-Cuba deal, but still business as usual for Canadian firms in Cuba

TORONTO • In the short-term, the diplomatic breakthrough between the United States and Cuba changes very little for Sherritt International Corp. and the dozens of other Canadian companies active in Cuba. But a potential lifting of the U.S. embargo...

Gold hedging slips in Q3, but still healthy for year

For a long time, “hedging” was a very bad word in the gold mining business. But hedging has enjoyed a small-scale revival as prices plummet back to earth. However, activity was muted in the third quarter. A new report...

BHP Billiton downgraded as financial flexibility looks weak

BHP Billiton PLC was downgraded at RBC Capital Markets as a result of its challenging cash flow outlook and doubts about the South32 spinoff. Analyst Timothy Huff lowered his rating on the stock to underperform from sector perform and...

Teck Resources Ltd maintains commitment to dividend as yield reaches 7%

Teck Resources Ltd. maintains it has no plans to cut its $510-million dividend, even as investors send its yield to sky-high levels. The Vancouver-based miner’s stock has been in freefall recently, dropping 36% in the past three weeks amid...

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