Posts Tagged ‘ China ’

The latest interview and comments from the commodities guru, Rick Rule.
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Is China bidding for Potash Corp? Check out the answer in my video…
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China cut its holdings of Treasury notes and bonds by the most ever in June, instead favoring the debt of Europe, Japan and Korea. The move has......
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Potash producer Agrium (AGU-TSX) just announced earnings of US$506-million in Q2, or US$3.20 a share - a healthy 37% increase over Q2, 2009. AGU’s revenue rose 7% to US$4.37 billion....
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By Kerri Shannon, Associate Editor, Money Morning If the United States doesn’t take drastic measures to engineer new clean energy policies and investment initiatives, it will continue to take a back seat to China and Europe, which are driving the clean energy market toward a profitable future. Both clean energy companies and a skilled...
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Source: By Ellis Martin and Karen Roche of The Gold Report 04/02/2010 Size matters to renowned exploration analyst and geologist Brent Cook, not being a fan of small projects. He follows geology and discoveries worldwide and pays close attention to the teams involved. “Although scamsters, frauds or hucksters can make a discovery, you’re much...
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Although U.S. stocks have made a fairly smooth transition into Year Two of what’s so far been a near-record bull market, there are still many traps that can quickly ensnare a less-than-cautious investor. Moving forward, investors need to focus on quality, take the time to understand what’s really happening in Washington, and turn to...
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...THE benchmarks chosen by a nation say a lot about the future that nation will have. In the U.S. we seem to have chosen as one benchmark how often the central bank can create an over inflated stock market....
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Iron ore negotiations have ground to a halt - again. Iron ore producers and consumers were so far apart last year that negotiations on pricing broke down entirely. No price benchmark was reached between major Australian iron ore miners and China's steel mills. Instead, steelmakers resorted to buying their iron ore from smaller producers on the...
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Some good research from China Knowledge this week. About how southeast Asia is becoming China’s trading partner of choice. China’s trade with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations has grown from just $8 billion in 1991 to $2.1 trillion in 2009. The ASEAN block is now China’s fourth largest trading partner after powerhouses America,...
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