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China’s energy appetite is insatiable By Marin Katusa M ining is a risky business and accidents happen. Full story

Related Stories By Geena PaulLONDON (Commodity Online): Precious metal and platinum group metals (PGMs) are set to gain from the continuous strike in South African mines this year.South Africa, one of the mining giants in the world, has been Full story

A recent downtrend in the currency and the prospects for a good harvest point to the possibility of a resurgence in physical demand from the world's largest consumer Full story

LONDON, Sept 5 (Commodity Online): In the global market gold witnessed no major movements as the traders are waiting for the US job data which will be released later. However, even as the world is awaiting the US job and other economic data for making Full story

Perth ‒ venue for the Africa Down Under mining conference Perth, Australia --- MININGREVIEW.COM --- 01 September 2010 - South Africa ‒ the world’s largest platinum producer ‒ will release a review of the nation’s Mining Charter this month, Full story

Comprehensive news Gold demand in China increased by 26 percent year-on-year in the second quarter, spurred by a robust increase in retail investment demand for the yellow metal, the World Gold Council (WGC) said on Wednesday. Fujian province's Gutian Full story

TOKYO: Gold was steady on Tuesday as investors eyed US economic data due this week for clues to the strength of the world's largest economy while looking at equities to gauge investor risk appetite. Gold has benefited from worries about the US economy Full story

TOKYO (Reuters) - Gold was steady on Tuesday as investors eyed U.S. Full story

Hard Assets Investor submits: Last week, the World Gold Council launched its quarterly Gold DemandTrends report, and it had lots of lovely statistics to ponder as it surveyed what the gold market looked like for the second quarter of 2010.ETF Buyers Outweigh Jewelry Buyers Full story

NEWCREST Mining believes the gold sector is ripe for further mergers and acquisitions (M&A), saying it will play a part in the industry consolidation if the price is right. Full story