A recent report suggests that nearly 600 or 40% of listed mining companies in Canada do not meet continuous listing requirements. Read more
In 2015 Q1, silver and uranium led the way, while oil and natural gas struggled. See all returns in today’s Chart of the Week. Read more
Oil rigs decline for the 17th straight week to 802, as drillers can do more with less. Yet, production is at highs and storage availability is running out. Read more
This week’s chart shows the volume, average value, and cumulative value of mining M&A deals against overall market performance. Read more
Today’s Chart of the Week looks at Greece’s debt and which countries and entities are on the hook if a default takes place. Read more
Tesla’s $5 billion Gigafactory turns out to be a part of a larger trend. Battery-making capacity built by lithium-ion megafactories will triple by 2020. Read more
The Economist and IMF both are warning Canada about a housing bubble, while the Bank of Canada tries to dispel all fears. Read more
Regulators issued record fines of nearly $6B to six banks for forex manipulation this week. The cat and mouse game between regulators and banks continues. Read more
The most recent statistics show that China now has more total wind capacity than the United States, India, and Spain combined. Read more
Black market rates for US dollars in Venezuela have jumped over the last two weeks dramatically, as citizens pay up to 400 Venezuelan bolívars for one dollar. Read more