Oil prices rise above $98 a barrel : Oil prices jumped to a new trading record above $9 - November 7, 2007 9:00

(Singapore): Oil prices jumped to a new trading record above $98 a barrel Wednesday amid expectations of declining US supplies and following news of an attack on Yemeni oil pipeline. Light, sweet crude for December delivery rose as high as $98.03 a Read More…

Pinnacle Digest: Drilling to Commence at Zinc Mineral Properties: Review Initiated - November 6, 2007 15:00

At www.pinnacledigest.com we study the markets, tirelessly searching for viable investments and companies with news we believe to be critical to their development. Our site is a true sharing investor community, built for the retail investor. HudBay Read More… Extract not available. Read More…

Unity Bank deploys Chinese armoured bullion vans to its branches - November 6, 2007 13:00

In September 2007, Nigerias Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mike Okiro, had directed all the 25 commercial banks operating in the country to procure these armoured vehicles for their operations in order to stem the incidence of fatal armed robberies Read More… Oil prices rose Tuesday on expectations of further declines in U.S. crude oil […]

Modular aluminium shoring shell from Kennards Hire - November 6, 2007 11:00

Modular aluminium shoring shell from Kennards Hire Aaron Loxley of Vermont Plumbing works safely inside a modular shoring shell from Kennards Hire Source: c.moreover.com No relief from high wheat prices, analysts warn Extract not available. Source: c.moreover.com

S. Korea’s Consumer Inflation Likely To Stay High As Oil Prices Rise… - November 6, 2007 9:00

AM Korea’s consumer inflation is likely to stay high due to rising oil prices, the Yonhap news agency reported citing Korea Development Institute, or KDI, Tuesday. In October, Korea’s consumer inflation rose to 3% from 2.3% logged in September. Read More…

Harvest: Wheat quality a concern in Qld - November 5, 2007 15:00

High screenings and lighter than expected bushel weights are impacting on the winter crop harvest in Queensland, but nationally AWB is reporting a strong commitment of grain to the National Pool. AgForce Grains president, Lyndon Pfeffer, said current Read More…

Bullion River Gold Reports Expected Initial Positive Cash Flow for French Gulch Operations in October 2007 - November 5, 2007 13:01

Bullion River Gold Reports Expected Initial Positive Cash Flow for French Gulch Operations in October 2007 Bullion River Gold Corp. (OTCBB: BLRV) announced earlier today that according to preliminary production statistics for the Company’s French Gulch Mining operation, the value of gold recovered last month (Oct-2007) at the Company’s California-based mine Source: c.moreover.com Unity Bank […]

TABLE-Malaysian tin edges lower on technical correction - November 5, 2007 11:00

TABLE-Malaysian tin edges lower on technical correction KL Volumes Premium/ Spot Bid Offer Final (Discount)* Nov 5 16,550 22 62 47 (35-J, 12-M, 0-E)# 295 Nov 2 16,600 32 72 45 (23-J, 20-E, 2-M) 420 Nov 1 16,750 22 61 22 (20-E, 2-M, 0-J) 335 Oct 31 17,050 63 26 28 (15-J, 13-M, 0-E) 675 […]

Qatar buys into Mauritanian iron ore project - November 5, 2007 9:00

Industries Qatar said on Sunday it had bought a minority stake in a Mauritanian iron ore project for $375 million. The state-controlled company said its unit, Qatar Steel, would own 49.9% of the Al-Qalb Al-Og project in northern Mauritania. Industries Read More… Extract not available. Read More…