On the Multi Commodity Exchange(MCX), gold futures uptick by 0.19 per cent, settling at Rs 93,496 per 10 grams. Meanwhile, silver futures declined by 0.13 per cent, closing at Rs 94,816 per kilogram.

The ASX-listed company’s margins are bulging after producing bullion for $1600 an ounce and then selling at more than three times that cost.

This gold miner has returned from its trading halt and sank deep into the red. The post Why is this ASX gold stock crashing 27%? appeared first on The Motley Fool Australia.

The Australian gold miner will raise equity to close its hedge book after a lackluster March quarter and guidance downgrade.

A Russian investor was issued millions of dollars of shares in an Australian gold miner without paying for them. Now ASIC is ...