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Gold in September - Frank Holmes : CEO, US Global Investors

As the world enters what is historically a very good period for gold, Frank Holmes takes a look at the reasons why this year should be just as good, if not better


Silver's fundamentals - Michael DiRienzo: executive director, The Silver Institute

A look at some of the factors influencing the strong performance shown by silver


Gold demand trends - Jason Toussaint: MD Investment, World Gold Council

The World Gold Council released its Gold Demand Trends publication for the second quarter of 2010 and highlighted the massive growth in investment demand, including a 414% jump in gold ETFs


Potash, and BHP Billiton's bid for Potash Corp - Ian Henderson, JP Morgan

JP Morgan fund manager, Ian Henderson explains why there has been so much activity within the potash sector of late and takes us through some of the more important points of the potential deal


European gold demand - Bernhard Schnellmann, director for Precious Metals Services at Argor-Heraeus

A look at current levels of European gold demand and what is likely to happen to prices as people come back from their summer holidays


Harmony Gold quarterly results: Graham Briggs - CEO, Harmony Gold

‘Exceptional numbers, with cash operating profit up 49%.’


Copper prices - Bart Melek: Commodity strategist, BMO Capital Markets

The outlook for the copper market remains robust with the supply demand roughly balanced this year and moving into deficit in 2011


AngloGold Quarterlies - Mark Cutifani: CEO AngloGold Ashanti

"We certainly exceeded guidance on all fronts and I think, based on the numbers I've seen, our earnings were about 20% above consensus numbers as well.


China, India and the price of gold - Jeffrey Nichols

Jeffrey Nichols explains why recent developments in India and China can only be good for the price of gold


The rainclouds above mining's current silver lining - Christopher Ecclestone

As metals prices surge once more the mining sector and particularly management, needs to ensure it learns some lessons from the last few years


Peter Leon – partner, Webber Wentzel & chairman, Mining Law Committee, International Bar Association

Inside the Lonmin debacle


Gold Fields CEO expects lower gold price Nick Holland - CEO, Gold Fields

Gold Fields CEO Nick Holland discusses safety, electricity costs, true empowerment and the gold price.


Wesizwe CEO steps down: Mike Solomon - CEO, Wesizwe Platinum

‘I'll be around…for at least another six months.’


Gold heading for a parabolic rise - John Embry

"If gold is not between $1,500 and $2,000 in the next 18 months, I'm dead wrong."


Metals Weekly - Earnings season focus

Charles Gibson of Edison Investment Research helps us through some of the earnings numbers that have come out, with a particular focus on the big miners, including a preview of what to expect from Rio Tinto and a focus on iron ore pricing


Anglo American results - Cynthia Carroll - CEO, Anglo American

Debt, the dividend policy and the outlook.


Gold prices, exploration and the importance of China - Pierre Lassonde

Franco Nevada's Chairman speaks frankly to Mineweb about why he thinks gold prices are likely to continue climbing, the need for new exploration technology and the changing role of gold as investment


Platinum: a look at supply and demand - Peter Duncan - GM, Market Research: Johnson Matthey

The white metal has been in the news a lot lately both from the supply and the demand side but, current indications are for a market that is moving closer to balance than last year


H1 Numbers - Neville Nicolau, CEO of Anglo Platinum

Eaernings may have jumped six-fold in the first half but there is stillsome catch up to do. And, if the second half goes the way of the first a resumption of dividends may be on the cards


Stephen Lussier, executive director of De Beers

Barry Sergeant digs deep into De Beers numbers with Stephen Lussier.


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