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Mining Journal London Stockpile - Complete Archive

Publishing Date
16 Nov 2009 10:42am GMT
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London StockPile is a weekly discussion of significant developments among London’s Official List and AIM mining/exploration stocks, based on their five-day share price movement. This article provides links to all columns in the ongoing series.

Published each Friday, the column comes complete with a attached Microsoft Excel files that summarise the week's share activity, and insight from the Mining Journal Finance Editor.

Date

Article Headline & Summary

12/03/10 Pricing disputes impact market
News surrounding commodity prices has been prominent in recent weeks, and has boosted some companies' position on the London market. The Mining Journal editorial team takes a look at the past week’s proceedings..
05/03/10 Blue-chip miners boost market
Most of the heavyweight miners enjoyed solid weeks on the London market, in the process helping the blue-chip FTSE 100 near to a 52-week high on Friday.
26/02/10 Commodity price declines reflected in share prices
There were not many mining stock winners on the main board this week as commodity prices fell. However an uptick on Friday tempered weekly losses.
19/02/10 Anglo American shares underperform
Unlike counterparts Xstrata and Rio Tinto, Anglo American chose not to resume dividend payments this year, a decision that impacted its performance on the London market, the Mining Journal editorial team reports.
12/02/10 Majors reinstate dividends, lifting markets
Large-cap producers restarted dividend payments this week, giving the London market a much-needed boost.
29/01/10

Metals price concern brings down equity Prices for major mining companies wallowed early on, but turned around on Friday, salvaging an otherwise dire week.

22/01/10 London Stockpile: Heavyweights drag down the rest
Miners were among the worst-performing stocks in the FTSE 100 this week, despite an improved outlook and higher demand expectations from China..
15/01/10 Gold on AIM makes gains
Investors shunned the larger precious-metal producers in London this week, while gold minnows proved to be the stars of AIM.
08/01/10 Happy New Year for UK miners
The inevitable optimism that comes with the New Year must have been felt strongly in the UK, with investors backing mining stocks across the board last week.
18/12/09 Festive investing not so jolly
London markets were sluggish in the final full-trading week of the year, like someone who’s eaten too much Christmas lunch

04/11/09

Dubai is no bother, say London investors
It was a mixed week on the London Stock Exchange with uncertainty creeping into the market. There was no clear lead from the US, and despite another record in the US-denominated gold price, producers of the precious metal were flat.

27/11/09

Dubai default deals blow
London markets were static for most of the week, with US and Islamic holidays resulting in low trading volumes. However, markets were thrown a curveball on Thursday, following bad financial news from Dubai.

20/11/09

Juniors shine
It was a mixed week on the London Stock Exchange with uncertainty creeping into the market. There was no clear lead from the US, and despite another record in the US-denominated gold price, producers of the precious metal were flat.

13/11/09

Miners Flat
It was a mixed week on the London Stock Exchange with uncertainty creeping into the market. There was no clear lead from the US, and despite another record in the US-denominated gold price, producers of the precious metal were flat.

06/11/09

Boost for London Listings
Positive economic news from the US, and India’s purchase of more than 7Moz of bullion helped boost London stocks in the past week. Unemployment figures from the States showed fewer people filed for handouts than expected, indicating signs of an impending economic recovery.




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