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Investors tend to flock to gold during periods of global turbulence, while lower yields also make it more attractive. But there’s a better way to play it.

By Robb M. Stewart OTTAWA--Canada's economy contracted sharply in the latest quarter, weighed down by a drop in exports and the slowest buildup of...

By Yusuf Khan and Joe Wallace The London Metal Exchange chalked up a big victory over investors on Wednesday, when a court said it was within its rights to...

By Christian Moess Laursen Sibanye-Stillwater said it will begin a restructuring of its U.S. platinum operations to reduce costs and secure sustainability...

Cases have been closely followed as test of whether exchanges have power to unwind trades to maintain orderly markets

By Robb M. Stewart Franco-Nevada is sticking with its production guidance for the year and continues to anticipate no further contributions from the big...

Asia-Pacific stocks were mixed Wednesday, Nov. 29, with shares in Japan decreasing for the third day and the Hong Kong market down for four consecutive...

By Christian Moess Laursen Centamin said an Egyptian court has ruled in favor of the company, rejecting a challenge to the validity of the exploitation...

By Robb M. Stewart First Quantum Minerals' shares were sharply lower Wednesday, extending recent losses as troubles at its big copper mine in Panama mount....

By Adriano Marchese Orea Mining said Tuesday that it has decided not to go through with the acquisition of the remaining interest in the Montage d'Or gold...