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| PRECIOUS METALS
MARKET UPDATE |
Gold closed
at
$920.00/oz
(London
Fix)
on
February
5,
2009.
This
is a
6.9%
increase
from
the
$860.00/oz
(London
Fix)
closing
price
on
January
22,
2009,
when
data
for
the
previous
newsletter
was
gathered.
Silver closed
at
$12.40/oz
(London
Fix)
on
February
5,
2009.
This
is a
9.5%
increase
from
the
$11.32/oz
(London
Fix)
closing
price
on
January
22,
2009.
Platinum closed
at
$981.00/oz
(London
Fix)
on
February
5,
2009.
This
is a
5.5%
increase
from
the
$930.00/oz
(London
Fix)
closing
price
on
January
22,
2009.
Palladium closed
at
$200.50/oz
(London
Fix)
on
February
5,
2008.
This
is a
8.9%
increase
from
the
$184.00/oz
(London
Fix)
closing
price
on
January
22,
2009.
ONE
YEAR
GOLD
vs.
EURO/U.S.
DOLLAR
CHART
The
gold
bullion
vs.
the
Euro/U.S.
Dollar
chart
displayed
below
for
the
last
year
shows
a
good
correlation
between
bullion
and
currency.
Gold
values
peaked
in
March
above
$1,000
per
ounce,
consolidated
in
the
second
quarter
below
$900
per
ounce,
and
then
climbed
briefly
back
above
$950
per
ounce
in
July
as
news
about
the
financial
crisis
intensified
during
the
third
quarter.
Gold
prices
have
risen
from
its
October
low
($712.50)
and
closed
yesterday
at
$920.00
per
ounce
in
spite
of
fluctuations
in
the
U.S.
Dollar.
On
January
9,
2009
the
Euro/$
was
1.3684
and
the
dollar
has
increased
in
value
to
1.2829
on
February
5,
2009,
due
to a
strengthening
dollar.
The
rise
in
the
gold
price
reflects
investor
flight
to
safety
as
investors
still
have
reservations
about
the
U.S.
economy
and
continued
problems
with
the
banks
and
escalating
job
losses.
The
simultaneous
strength
in
the
U.S.
dollar
also
reflects
investor
concern
about
the
weakness
in
other
currencies.
The
strong
divergence
in
gold
price
and
currency
reflects
the
concerns
of
both
bullion
and
currency
investors.
The
strength
in the
U.S.
dollar
reflects
investor
flight
to
safety
as
investors
still
have
reservations
about
the
U.S.
economy
and
continued
problems
with
the
banks
escalating
job
losses.
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The SPDR
Gold Trust
(GLD)
controls
over
27,500,000
ounces of
gold. The
gold
holdings
have been
steadily
increasing
since
October in
spite of
significant
gold price
fluctuations.
The GLD now
holds a
record
27,881,022
ounces of
gold.
The
accumulation
of silver
by the
iShares
Silver
Trust
(SLV) is
increasing
as silver
prices
have risen
above
$11.00 per
ounce
level.
Silver
holdings
had been
strongly
building
since
August in
spite of
declining
prices
through
October.
SLV silver
holdings
and the
price of
silver
have moved
upward in
mid-January.
As of
February
5, 2009
these
holdings
have
increased
to a
record
242,101,592
ounces.
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TAXES
On
February
6, 2009,
the U.S.
Department
of Labor
reported
that
employers
slashed
598,000
jobs in
January,
the most
since late
1974, as
unemployment
reached
7.6%, as
the
economic
crisis is
starting
to cut
deeper
into the
American
work
force.
This
monthly
loss was
worse than
the
524,000
jobs that
economists
had
expected.
Job
reductions
in
November
and
December
were also
deeper
than
previously
reported.
In
previous
months,
large and
medium
businesses
were
laying off
workers.
Pink slips
are now
being
given to
medium and
small
companies.
The impact
of the
recession
has spread
to all
corners of
the
economy.
The
outlook
for the
U.S.
economy is
not good,
and the
actions
proposed
via the
Democratic
led
authors of
the
stimulus
package is
not being
viewed as
job
creating
but debt
encumbering
as the
proposed
legislation
promotes
bigger,
more
intrusive
government.
The
economic
turmoil is
global,
and not
restricted
to the
United
States.
Manufacturing
in China
contracted
for the
sixth
straight
month in
January,
with
employment
continuing
to decline
amid the
domestic
economic
slowdown
in China.
The
Purchase
Managers
Index
issued by
the China
Federation
of
Logistics
&
Purchasing
came in at
45.3 in
January,
compared
to 41.2 in
December,
a 10%
improvement.
A PMI
above 50
indicates
growth in
activity,
while a
number
below 50
indicates
contraction.
The PMI
has been
less than
50 for six
of the
last seven
months.
The recent
PMI
reports
indicate
deteriorating
employment
conditions,
and
declining
demand for
Chinese
products.
Chinese
officials
report
that in
the last
several
months 20
million
migrant
workers
have lost
their
jobs. The
government
estimates
that the
total
population
of migrant
workers is
130
million.
Migrant
workers
are people
who work
outside
their home
villages.
There is a
concern in
China that
if these
migrants
can't find
employment
they will
be a force
for unrest
as they
are no
longer
able to
send money
home, and
will
return to
their home
villages.
China's
growth has
slowed to
its
weakest
pace in 5
years,
with
output
expanding
to 9% in
the third
quarter,
down from
the 12% in
the third
quarter of
2007.
In
November,
China
unveiled a
$586
billion
economic
stimulus
program
designed
to bolster
domestic
demand and
to help
avert a
global
recession.
The plan
includes
spending
in
housing,
infrastructure,
agriculture,
health
care, and
social
welfare,
and
features a
tax
deduction
for
capital
spending
by
companies.
Prospects
for
China's
continued
rapid
growth
have
quickly
deteriorated.
Export
orders
from the
U.S.,
Europe,
and Japan
are
weakening
and
causing
factories
in China
to trim
work
forces.
Urban
consumers
are
pulling
back from
the
housing
market
causing
new
construction
to
collapse
to its
lowest
level in a
decade.
The
decline in
construction
has led to
a decline
in raw
material
imports
which have
had
adverse
affects on
the global
miners
that have
supplying
raw
materials
to feed
the once
insatiable
Chinese
economy.
New
measures,
as part of
the
stimulus
package,
will
result in
a
revamping
of China's
value-added
tax system
which will
allow
companies
operating
in China
to deduct
spending
on capital
equipment.
The new
measures
which are
already in
place in
some
provinces
would save
companies
a total of
120
billion
yuan when
fully
rolled
out.
The
Chinese
stimulus
package is
focused
more
toward the
private
sector
than the
social
engineering,
bigger
government
stimulus
that the
U.S.
Congress
is trying
to get
approved.
It is
interesting
to note
that Japan
has a
$51.5
billion
package
that
largely
consists
of payouts
to
families
and tax
relief for
businesses.
Germany is
moving on
tax breaks
and loans
that will
cost
government
around
$29.9
billion
over four
years.
Shouldn't
the focus
be on
creating
jobs in
the
private
sector
through
tax cuts?
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January
26, 2009: Goldcorp
Inc. (GG)
announced
that Les
Mines
Opinica, a
wholly owned
subsidiary
of GG, has
elected to
terminate
its right to
increase its
interest by
6.67% in the
Elenore
South
Project in
favor of
proceeding
with future
exploration
as a joint
venture.
Eastmain
Resources
Inc. will
continue as
the
project's
operator and
manage the
project. The
project's
ownership is
distributed
as follows:
Eastmain,
33.34%; Les
Mines
Opinica
(33.33%; and
Azimut
Exploration
Inc.
(33.33%). A
minimum $1.5
million
second phase
diamond
drilling
program will
be
recommended
to continue
testing the
JT Target
area. Each
partner is
required to
fund its
portion of
the program.
In 2008, 16
drill holes
totaling
10,263 ft.
were drilled
to test for
"Roberto-type"
sedimentary
hosted gold
mineralization.
Seven of the
holes
collared in
the JT
Target area
found gold
bearing
altered
sedimentary
rocks.
January
26, 2009: Kinross
Gold Corp.
(KGR) and
Polyus Gold,
Russia's
largest gold
miner have
signed a
protocol to
jointly
develop the
large
Nezhdaninskoye
deposit.
Polyus and
KGR jointly
own the
large Kupol
deposit in
Chukotka and
plan to form
a joint
venture to
develop
Nezhdaninskoye,
a large gold
deposit in
the far
eastern
region of
Yakatia.
January
26, 2009: Silver
Wheaton
Corp. (SLW)
has entered
an agreement
with a
syndicate of
underwriters
to purchase
31.25
million
shares of
SLW for
C$8.00 per
share on a
bought deal
basis. This
financing
will raise
C$250
million and
could
increase to
C$287.5
million if
the
underwriters
exercise an
option to
buy another
4.68 million
shares on
the same
terms. SLW
also
reaffirmed
that the
company
expects to
have silver
sales in
2009 in a
range
between 15
million to
17 million
ounces. SLW
expects
silver sales
to increase
to
approximately
30 million
ounces by
2013. In the
fourth
quarter
silver
production
attributable
to SLW of
approximately
3 million
ounces was
in line with
previous
guidance.
SLW expects
to report
total silver
sales of
11.1 million
ounces for
2008, at an
estimated
total cash
cost of
$3.94 per
ounce.
January
27, 2009: Yamana
Gold Inc.
(AUY)
reported
that it has
decided to
utilize a
front-caving
method of
mining, with
pillar
recovery, to
develop the
QDD lower
West
underground
deposit at
its
Gualcamayo
mine in
Argentina.
AUY's study
on the use
of
front-caving
at the QDD
Lower West
deposit has
indicated
that
targeted
production
would only
begin in
2015, but
would
effectively
extend the
mine life
from 9 to 13
years. Based
on this
mining
method
proven and
probable
reserves are
currently
estimated at
719,479
ounces of
gold.
January
27, 2009: Newmont
Mining Corp.
(NEM)
announced
that it has
entered into
a definitive
purchase
agreement to
acquire from
AngloGold
Ashanti Ltd.
its 33.33%
interest in
the
Boddington
project,
which is
located in
Western
Australia.
Upon
completion
of the
acquisition,
NEM will own
100% of the
project, and
NEM's proven
and probable
gold reserve
at
Boddington
will
increase by
6.6 million
ounces of
gold to 20.1
million
ounces.
Total
consideration
for the
33.33%
interest
consists of
$750 in cash
payable at
closing,
$240 million
payable in
cash and/or
NEM stock,
at NEM's
option, in
December
2009, and a
royalty
capped at
$100
million,
equal to 50%
of the
average
realized
operating
margin (if
any)
exceeding
$600 per
ounce,
payable on
one-third of
gold sales
from
Boddington.
This
transaction
is expected
to close in
March 2009.
NEM has
received a
commitment
for $1
billion,
through a
364 day
bridge
facility to
support the
transaction
and for
additional
capital for
the project.
January
27, 2009: Newmont
Mining Corp.
(NEM)
announced
that it had
2008 equity
gold sales
of
approximately
5.2 million
ounces at
costs
applicable
to sales of
$440 per
ounce. With
the start-up
of the
Boddington
project in
Australia,
in mid-2009,
the company
expects
continued
operating
performance
improvements
in 2009 that
will take
equity gold
sales to 5.2
million to
5.5 million
ounces with
costs
applicable
to sales in
the range of
$400 to $440
per ounce.
Consolidated
capital
expenditures
in 2008 were
approximately
$1.9
billion.
With
completion
of the power
plant in
Nevada, and
the gold
mill in Peru
in 2008, and
completion
of the
Boddington
project in
mid-2009,
consolidated
capital
expenditures
are expected
to decline
to $1.3 to
$1.5
billion, on
an equity
basis. At
year-end,
NEM reported
proven and
probable
gold
reserves of
85 million
equity
ounces.
January
29, 2009: Barrick
Gold Ltd.
(ABX)
announced
that it will
close its
Kainantu
gold mine in
Papua New
Guinea. This
action comes
13 months
after ABX
purchased
the mine
from
Australian
miner
Highlands
Pacific Ltd.
for $141.5
million. The
mine which
has been
estimated to
contain 5
million
ounces of
gold is
being placed
on care and
maintenance
pending a
review of
its
long-term
viability in
light of low
grades.
January
29, 2009: Gold
Field Ltd.
(GFI)
reported
that its
second
quarter
earning
which
correspond
to the
quarter
which ended
December 31,
2008, rose
more than
four-fold on
a weaker
rand. GFI's
attributable
production
for the
second
quarter rose
5% to
839,000
ounces at a
total cash
cost of $487
per ounce.
GFI expects
an increase
of 14% in
the third
quarter to
approximately
960,000
ounces.
Lower copper
prices and
its impact
on the
conversion
of the Cerro
Corona mines
copper into
gold-equivalent
ounces would
prevent GFI
from
achieving
its target
of 1 million
ounces. GFI
forecasts a
third
quarter
total cash
cost of $440
per ounce.
January
29, 2009: Barrick
Gold Ltd.
(ABX), and
Newmont
Mining Corp.
(NEM), joint
owners of
Australia's
second
largest gold
mine, the
Super Pit,
announced
they have
received
environmental
approval to
expand the
open pit
located near
Kalgoorlie,
in Western
Australia.
The Super
Pit can be
deepened to
1,958 ft.,
and waste
dumps can be
established
that will
contain 154
million tons
of waste
rock. The
expansion
will extend
the mine
life by up
to 10 years,
and will
create more
than 1,000
jobs.
January
29, 2009: IAMGOLD
Corp. (IAG)
reported
gold
production
of 997,000
ounces in
2008, a 3%
increase
over 2007
production.
The cost of
this
production
is expected
to be less
than the
most recent
guidance of
$480 to $490
per ounce.
IAG expects
to produce
880,000
ounces of
gold in 2009
at an
average cash
cost of $470
to $480 per
ounce. The
decline in
production
is a result
of the
completion
of mining at
the Sleeping
Giant mine
(in Q3'08),
the closure
of the Doyon
mine by
mid-2009,
and lower
gold grades
at Sadiola
and Mupane.
The decline
will be
partially
offset by
throughput
increases at
Rosebel, and
Tarwaka, and
a grade
increase at
Yalela.
Refer to the
press
release for
details
concerning
project
development
at Essakane
in Burkino
Faso,
Westwood,
Ontario, and
Quimsacoha,
Ecuador.
January
30, 2009: Goldcorp
Inc. (GG)
reported
that it will
initiate a
9,185 ft.
drilling
program
early in
February
2009 to test
several
quality gold
targets on
the Wabamisk
property in
the James
Bay region,
in Quebec.
The project
is a joint
venture
between GG
and Azimut
Exploration
Inc.
Wabamisk is
located 44
miles south
of GG's
Elenore
property
that hosts a
Roberto-type
gold
deposit. The
drilling
program is
designed to
test induced
Polarization
(IP)
anomalies in
close
proximity to
a major
northeast
trending
lineament
with a
minimum of
12 drill
holes. The
IP anomalies
are often
coincident
with gold
mineralization.
February
3, 2009: Newmont
Mining Corp.
(NEM)
reported
that it will
raise about
$1.7 billion
through
stock and a
debt
offering.
NEM has
offered 34.5
million
shares of
stock at $37
per share,
and expects
to raise
$1.3 billion
from the
sale of
these
shares. NEM
also expects
to raise an
additional
$517.5
million from
the sale 3%
convertible
senior notes
due in 2012.
February
4, 2009: Yamana
Gold Inc.
(AUY)
reported
that it has
completed a
10-hole,
reverse
circulation
rotary
drill-hole
program
(9,240 feet)
at the
Clover
Project, a
joint
venture in
Elko County,
NV with Atna
Resources
Ltd. The
Clover
prospect is
a
low-sulfidation,
vein-hosted
epithermal
prospect
located
adjacent to
the Midas
trough
within the
Northern
Nevada Rift.
The geology
of the
project is
similar to
Newmont's
Ken Synder
mine which
is located 8
miles to the
east. The
2008
drilling
program has
extended the
Clover Hill
structure to
the north of
AUY's 2007
drilling
which
included 35
feet grading
0.302 ounces
per ton in
drill hole
CV006. AUY's
2008
drilling has
extended
gold
mineralization
in the
structure
approximately
650 feet to
the north.
The best
intercept in
this
recently
completed
program is
15 feet
assaying
0.403 ounces
per ton in
USCV012.
Refer to the
press
release for
details of
the drilling
program. AUY
may earn a
51% interest
in the
project by
incurring
exploration
expenditures
of
$3,300,000
and making
payments to
Atna of
$635,000
before June
19, 2010.
AUY may
elect to
increase its
interest to
70% by
completing a
pre-feasibility
study on the
property.
February
5, 2009: Hecla
Mining
Company (HL)
is
forecasting
a 20%
increase in
silver
production
for 2009. HL
anticipates
this
production
will be in
the range of
10 million
to 11
million
ounces of
silver. HL
also expects
to report an
ore reserve
increase of
80 million
ounces for
2008 as a
result of
the Green's
Creek Mine
acquisition,
and positive
drilling at
its Idaho
operations.
In spite of
these
positive
results, HL
anticipates
that it will
report a net
loss of
approximately
$40 million
to $42
million, for
the fourth
quarter as a
result of
negative
price
adjustments
to final
smelter
adjustments
of
approximately
$10 million
and an
estimated
reduction in
the value of
deferred tax
assets of
$8.5
million.
Estimated
cash costs
are expected
to be $4.25
per ounce of
silver, net
of
by-product
credits.
Cash costs
were
negatively
impacted by
the dramatic
decline of
lead and
zinc prices.
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 January
26, 2009: Central
Sun Mining
Inc. (SMC)
announced that
it has
regained
majority
control (60%)
of the Cerro
Quema gold
property in
Panama after
the buyer
defaulted on a
December 31,
2008 payment.
SCM had
acquired the
60% interest
in Cerro Quema
from Yamana
Gold Inc.
through an
equity asset
transaction in
2006 and
subsequently
sold the
property. SCM
intends to
immediately
review the
geological,
engineering
and
construction
work that has
been completed
on the
property.
The 60%
interest in
Cerro Quema
provides SCM
an additional
potential
future stream
of gold
development
and production
opportunity in
its core
operating base
in Central
America.
January
27, 2009: Central
Sun Mining
Inc. (SMC)
announced
that B2Gold
Corp. (TSX:
BTO) has
made a rival
takeover bid
for the
company that
is nearly
50% higher
than the bid
made by
Linear Gold
(TSX: LRR)
in December
2008 that
valued SCM
at about $19
million. SCM
said its
board backs
the BTO bid.
LRR has the
right to
match the
BTO bid
until
Friday,
January 30,
2009.
January
30, 2009: Eldorado
Gold Corp.
(EGO)
reported
that the
Sixth
Department
of the high
Administrative
Court in
Ankara,
Turkey
delivered a
positive
decision in
the case
regarding
the
company's
Environmental
Impact
Assessment
certificate
for the
Efemcukuru
project. The
decision
allows EGO
to go
forward with
construction
of the mine
which is
expected to
be completed
early in
2010.
January
30, 2009: Apex
Silver Mines
Ltd. (APXSQ)
reported
that it has
received
notice from
the NYSE
Alternext US
LLC (the
AMEX) that
the company
is not in
compliance
with
exchange
guidelines
and will be
delisted
since it has
sustained
losses that
are
substantial
to its
overall
operations
and existing
financial
conditions.
The
company's
stock is now
trading on
the pink
sheets. On
January 13,
2009, Apex
filed for
reorganization
under
Chapter 11
of the U.S.
Bankruptcy
Code.
February
4, 2009: Apollo
Gold Corp.
(AGT)
reported
that it has
terminated
employment
for 82
workers at
its Montana
Tunnels mine
located
approximately
25 miles
south of
Helena, MT.
The
termination
of these
jobs follows
through on a
60-day
layoff
notice
issued early
in December.
The 82
employees
had not
worked since
the December
notice, but
have been
paid.
Montana
Tunnels has
a stockpile
of ore which
it will
process
through
April for
shipment to
a smelter in
Trail,
British
Columbia.
Processing
the
stockpiles
ore will
keep 104
people
working, but
they will
likely be
given the
60-day
notice the
government
requires
when layoffs
are
anticipated.
In November,
AGT received
federal
approval to
expand the
pit, but
this
expansion
was
dependent on
finding $70
million in
financing.
If financing
is not
obtained,
the mine
will be put
on care and
maintenance.
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January
26, 2009: DRDGOLD
Ltd. (DROOY)
reported
that as a
result of
the
lightening
that caused
a power
outage at
the No. 5
shaft and
trapped
about 275
people
underground
at
Blyvooruitzicht,
the company
sustained a
loss of
approximately
1,095 ounces
of gold
production.
Production
has resumed
at the No. 5
shaft.
January
27, 2009: LIHIR
Gold Ltd.
(LIHR)
reported
that a
dispute
between
local land
owners at
Lihir
Island has
led to a
temporary
production
interruption.
The
company is
working
with land
owners and
relevant
authorities
to resolve
the
dispute as
quickly as
possible.
January
28, 2009: LIHIR
Gold Ltd.
(LIHR)
announced
a third
successive
year of
record
annual
production.
Gold
production
for 2008
was up
26%, and
the
company
predicts a
13%
production
increase
in 2009.
LIHR
produced
315,000
ounces of
gold in
the fourth
quarter of
2008,
bringing
total
production
for the
year to
882,000
ounces of
gold. LIHR
expects
production
for 2009
to reach 1
million
ounces.
The cash
cost of
production
for gold
in the
fourth
quarter
was $400
per ounce.
A lower
cash cost
for
production
is
expected
for 2009,
assuming
stable oil
prices and
exchange
rates.
February
5, 2009: Royal
Gold Inc.
(RGLD)
reported
that its
earnings
for its
fiscal
second
quarter
2009,
which
ended
December
21, 2009
was a net
income of
$21.4
million,
or $0.63
per basic
share, on
royalty
revenue of
$14.6
million.
Net income
for the
second
quarter
includes
the
effects of
a one-time
gain of
$31.5
million,
or $0.60
per basic
share
after
taxes,
resulting
from the
company's
restructuring
of the
royalties
at the
Cortez
Pipeline
Mining
Complex on
October 1,
2008, and
a decrease
in revenue
of $3.3
million,
or $0.06
per basic
share
after
taxes, due
to pricing
adjustments
on the
Robinson
mine
royalty
resulting
from the
significant
decrease
in copper
prices
during the
quarter.
Royalty
revenue
for the
quarter
was
largely
driven by
increased
production
at
Leeville
and
Goldstrike
mines,
initial
production
at Benso,
and $4
million in
revenue
from the
Barrick
portfolio
which was
acquired
in October
2008.
Gains in
royalty
revenue
was offset
by a
significant
decline in
royalty
revenue at
Cortez and
Robinson.
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