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  • BMO predicts diamond prices to rise 6% per year -

    Growing consumer demand in China and India combined with scarcer supplies will drive the market.

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  • Gold prices to go lower before rebound: Bank of America -

    VIDEO: Bank of America analyst discusses the outlook for gold and silver.

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  • Malawi launches exploration for rare earth metals, natural gas -

    The government chose an Australian company to explore the country's southern region.

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  • United Nations publishes first plan for deep sea mining -

    Companies could apply for mining licences as soon as 2016 to extract gold, copper and more.

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  • Vale reduces forecast by 30% for coal exports from Mozambique -

    Bad weather, labour disputes and lack of infrastructure have slowed output.

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  • ENRC outlines US$2.3bn buyout offer for ENRC - Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation plc (ENRC) has disclosed details of an indicative offer for the company that has been rejected by the board.
  • Gold exploration activity drops - Factors including a drop in metals prices and general uncertainty have are effecting the global exploration sector, according to IntierraRMG
  • Grasberg collapse death toll rises to 17 - The death toll following a tunnel collapse at Freeport McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc’s Grasberg copper mine in Indonesia has risen to 17.
  • Rinehart says mining industry is not a bottomless cash machine - Australia’s richest person, mining magnate Gina Rinehart, has warned government that the country’s resources industry is not a bottomless cash machine.
  • US bank authorises US$500m loan for Oyu Tolgoi - The Export-Import Bank of the United States said its directors had authorised a US$500 million loan for development of Rio Tinto’s Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold project in Mongolia.