Endeavour Silver plans to boost 2021 silver output by up to 23%
(Kitco News) – Compared to 3.5 million oz of silver mined in 2020, the company is eyeing up to 23% production growth in 2021.
Read moreThere are risks following the retail mob as silver price, equities well off their session highs
(Kitco News) – As a mob of retail investors set their sights on silver and silver equities, some analysts are warning investors to be careful about this wave of euphoria.
KAZ Minerals exceeds copper production target in 2020
(Kitco News) – KAZ Minerals’ 2020 copper production of 305.7 kt was 2% above guidance range with strong performance at all divisions.
Read moreAlianza intersects 818 g/t silver at Haldane, shares up
(Kitco News) – Drill results include a high-grade core of 818 g/t silver, 3.47% lead and 1.03% zinc.
Read moreTop 5 gold miner Polyus posts 3% output drop in 2020, meets guidance
(Kitco News) – 2020 gold output at Polyus’ flagship Olimpiada mine was down 14% year-on-year.
Read moreArmy of day-traders piling into silver? As prices rally, analysts point to $40 and higher
(Kitco News) – Silver saw some breakout trading action on Thursday, with prices up 5% on the day amid a sudden rise in investor interest.
Read moreGold, silver and platinum: A small selloff could turn into the big one
Read moreGold price holds gains as U.S. new home sales disappoint
(Kitco News) – Gold was trying to hold on to its gains after the U.S. new home sales missed expectations in December, rising 1.6% versus the expected advance of 1.9%.
Read moreGold price jump to session highs reversing losses as U.S. weekly jobless claims drops below 900K
(Kitco News) – The U.S. labor market continues to show its resilience as fewer American’s applied for initial unemployment benefits than economists were expecting and the number of initial jobless claims falls back below 900,000.
Gold price reverses course in delayed reaction to 4% rise in U.S. GDP
(Kitco News) – Gold prices remain under pressure and near session lows even as the U.S. economy grew less than expected in the first quarter, according to the latest data from the U.S. Commerce Department.