Geomega Provides Update on Demo Plant, Project Design Change and Start of Site Preparation Activities at Saint-Hubert Facility
Geomega Resources Inc. is pleased to provide an update to shareholders on its rare earths recycling demonstration plant, including certain required project design modifications, and an update on site preparation activities that have started at the Saint-Hubert facility.
Geomega Resources Second Quarter 2024 Earnings: CA$0.004 Loss per Share (Vs CA$0.002 Loss in 2Q 2023)
Geomega Announces Grant of Incentive Equity Compensation and Extension of Warrants
Geomega Resources Obtains $2.04 Million In Funding From NGen For Rare Earths Recycling Demonstration Plant
Geomega Resources Inc. (GMA.V) on Monday said it has obtained $2.04 million funding from Next Generation Manufacturing Canada (NGen) for the construction of Geomega's rare earths recycling demonstration plant in St-Hubert, Quebec.
Geomega Options-Out Pomme REE Carbonatite Project to Mt Monger Resources
Figure 1 Airborne magnetic image of the Pomme Project and Montviel Deposit.MONTREAL, Feb. 23, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Geomega Resources Inc. ("Geomega" or the "Corporation") (TSX.V: GMA) (OTC: GOM
Geomega Closes $1M Equity Financing with Michael Gentile, CFA and Appoints him Strategic Advisor
MONTREAL, May 04, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Geomega Resources Inc. ("Geomega" or the "Corporation") (TSX.V: GMA) (OTC: GOMRF), a developer of clean technologies for the mining, refining, and recyclin
Geomega and Rio Tinto Extend Collaboration on Bauxite Residues
Rio Tinto to invest additional $1MMONTREAL, April 25, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Geomega Resources Inc. ("Geomega" or the "Corporation") (TSX.V: GMA) (OTC: GOMRF), a developer of clean technologies fo
Geomega Announces Funding from SDTC, Quebec and Rio Tinto for a $4M Pilot Plant and Feasibility Study of Sustainable & Complete Valorization of Bauxite Residues
MONTREAL, March 31, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Geomega Resources Inc. ("Geomega" or the "Corporation") (TSX.V: GMA) (OTC: GOMRF), a developer of clean technologies for the mining, refining, and recycl
Amazon.Com Inc launched the installment service in conjunction with Affirm, whose shares soared 40% in after-hours trading.
Amazon.Com Inc announced Friday that he will cooperate with Affirm, a US e-commerce installment service provider, to provide users with installment payment options for the first time. Affirm's "buy and pay" option will be available to some Amazon.Com Inc customers in the United States from Friday and will be promoted more widely in the coming months, the two companies said in a statement. The partnership will allow Amazon.Com Inc customers to pay $50 or more in installments. Affirm shares soared more than 40 per cent in after-hours trading on Friday on the news. Amazon.Com Inc's share price has not changed significantly. Affirm is a famous installment service provider.
Warning! "terrorist data" attack: us retail sales figures for July may be bad
Original title: warning! "terrorist data" attack: us retail sales figures for July may be bad: FX168 Yahoo fiance reports that the Commerce Department will release July retail sales next Tuesday, August 17, EDT, and these figures are likely to be bad. Retail sales will fall 2.3 per cent in July from the previous month, according to a report by the US Census Bureau, according to data released by Bank of America Corporation Global Research (Bank of America Global Research) on Thursday. According to Bloomberg data, Wall Street is currently expected to sell
Corporate profit growth may peak, and the path to a bull market for the S&P 500 index is in jeopardy
Banks will be the first to release financial reports on July 13. Earnings for the second quarter may seem strong. 64% of S&P 500 company profits are expected to grow, which may mark the peak of this expansion cycle. This has raised fears that the key factors that underpinned the 15-month bull market — from the economic boom to large-scale policy support — will lose momentum.
Didi fell in intraday trading before the State Cyber Information Office removed the shelves of "Didi Enterprise Edition" and other 25 App.
Didi fell in intraday trading. Prior to this, the State Cyber Information Office removed the shelves of 25 App, such as Didi Enterprise Edition.
Citibank: Brent could soar above $80 due to surging demand
Citi said that the price of Brent oil may soar to more than $80 per barrel due to the release of suppressed demand under the easing of the epidemic, which in turn stimulated global consumption. The bank's analysts Francesco Martoccia and Ed Morse said that global oil demand may set a record in August, mainly driven by gasoline. Brent crude oil reported $73.71 per barrel on Thursday, up 42% year to date; the last time this global benchmark broke through $80 per barrel was in October 2018.
Taro Aso of Japan is expected to make progress on a global tax agreement next week.
Taro Aso, Japan's finance minister, told reporters after a conference call with his G7 counterparts that taxes were not on the official agenda during Friday's virtual meeting, but Japan stressed the need for co-operation to reach global tax rules. He said final adjustments to the agreement are expected at the G7 finance ministers' meeting in London next week. "stopping competitive cuts in corporate tax will benefit every country in the Group of Seven," said Taro Aso. Issues such as the scope of taxed companies and the minimum tax rate will be discussed at the upcoming meeting. Taro Aso says taxes are not on today's agenda.
WTO: broad recovery in global merchandise trade may accelerate
The broad recovery in global merchandise trade is likely to accelerate amid strong consumer demand, according to a report released by the World Trade Organization on Friday. The WTO quarterly merchandise trade index rose to 109.7, up steadily from 103.9 released in February. The latest figures are "broadly in line with the WTO's current trade forecast (March 31), that is, the volume of merchandise trade is expected to grow by 8% in 2021". An index of 100 indicates that the growth in the next quarter is in line with the medium-term trend. Strong growth in air cargo, electronics and automobile trade reflects an improvement in consumer confidence, the report said. "all sub-indices of this index are higher than the trend.
Morgan Stanley CEO expects the Fed to raise interest rates much earlier than the market expected in early 2022.
James Gorman, chief executive of Morgan Stanley, said he expected the Fed to start scaling back its bond purchases by the end of the year and raise interest rates in early 2022, well ahead of market expectations. "I personally think interest rates are likely to rise early next year, rather than the 2023 currently forecast by the market," Gorman said at an online meeting in Tokyo on Tuesday. "regardless of the economic data, the Fed will be driven by these data. Of course, I'm just expressing my opinion. " Gorman said the Fed is still cautious and believes there will be no long-term existence.
New evidence of US inflation the Philadelphia Fed survey shows that the price index is the highest in 40 years.
Companies plan to raise product prices and new employee capital, and inflationary pressures are intensifying. Due to persistent capacity constraints, the number of outstanding orders surged to the highest level since 1973, according to a report by the Philadelphia Federal Reserve. Inflationary pressures are intensifying as companies plan to raise product prices and new employee capital. The Philadelphia Fed's latest manufacturing survey shows that rising input costs for producers pushed the price index to its highest level in 40 years in May. The data also showed that the price index paid this month soared to its highest level since March 1980. Nearly 77% of companies report input costs
Midday: technology stocks led US stocks to rebound and the Dow rose 300 points.
In the early morning of the 21st Beijing time, US stocks maintained a rising pattern at midday on Thursday, led by the technology sector. Investors continue to pay attention to inflation and its impact on the Fed's current loose monetary policy. The minutes of yesterday's Fed meeting hinted at a possible tightening of monetary policy. The data for unemployment benefits in the United States reached its lowest level since the outbreak last week. The Philadelphia Fed survey index confirms once again the rise in inflationary pressures in the United States. The Dow rose 294.74 points, or 0.87%, to 34190.78; the Nasdaq rose 229.56 points, or 1.73%, to 13529.30; and the Standard & Poor's 500 Index rose 48.53 points, or 1.18
Fed survey: 1/3 banks have limited balance sheet size
According to a march survey of financial executives released by the federal reserve on Thursday, 1/3 of respondents said their banks had taken action to limit the size of their balance sheets and expected their banks to continue to do so. Another 1/3 of respondents said they would take action to maintain or reduce the size of the balance sheet if it increased. Almost half of those who talked about limiting the size of their balance sheets identified net interest margin pressure and return on assets as important or very important factors affecting the decision. Of those who took part in a previous survey last September, 40% reported that the last few months of 2020
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