Archive for May 7th, 2010

As gold soars and the share price of our biggest miner bucks the trend, how was the last quarter, and where to next? Lindsay chats to Srinivisan Venkatakrishnan, the CFO.
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A horrible week, a dreadful day on all world and local markets. Why so bad, and where to next? Is this the real thing?… »

On Thursday night in the US the Dow Jones suffered its worst ever intraday fall. Why? And was it a subliminal sign of things to come? Lindsay Williams talks to a US broker.
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The all important reaction from the capital market to the UK election; with John Stopford from Investec asset Management
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Lindsay Williams talks to Max King from Investec Asset Management in London
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Q3 F2010 THIRD QUARTER 31 MARCH 2010
Production and earnings decline due to seasonal Christmas break in South Africa
JOHANNESBURG. 7 May 2010, Gold Fields Limited (NYSE & JSE: GFI) today announced net earnings for the March 2010 quarter of R316 million compared with earnings of R1,409 million and R1,307 million in the December 2009 and the… »

ANGLOGOLD ASHANTI PROFIT BUOYED BY STRONG TANZANIA, BRAZIL PERFORMANCES
(JOHANNESBURG) — AngloGold Ashanti posted first-quarter adjusted headline earnings of $61 million after a strong performance from its mines in Tanzania and the Americas helped offset seasonally lower production from South Africa.
“Our operations in Brazil and Argentina had another strong quarter and the turnaround progress in the… »

Johannesburg, May 7 (I-Net Bridge) - The South African Reserve Bank’s (SARB) dollar-denominated holdings of gold and foreign assets rose by
US$334 million to $42.341 billion in April from $42.007 billion in March, data released on Friday shows.
Net reserves rose $213 million to $38.496 billion.
Foreign exchange reserves were up $86 million, while gold reserves… »

A struggle for power broke out today as Britain headed for a hung parliament with the Conservatives as the largest party but Labour refusing to hand over the keys to Downing Street.
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All the banks in Athens were closed yesterday, their steel shutters still bearing the graffiti and circled black “A” symbols of the anarchists who mounted Wednesday’s deadly riots. Along the capital’s main boulevards, glaziers replaced smashed windows as labourers boarded up wrecked jewellery shops and scrubbed anti-European slogans from the … »