Tim Treadgold

Australia

Business Journalist at Business News

Freelance Journalist at Freelance

Contributor at Forbes Asia

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Qué hay detrás de las megafusiones mineras y por qué el cobre vale más que nunca en todo el mundo

2 days ago | forbesargentina.com | Amura CMS |Tim Treadgold

Tim Treadgold Colaborador Movimientos estratégicos, tensiones internas y una reconfiguración de activos marcan el pulso de una industria que apuesta a dominar la próxima década energética. Mientras los gigantes del sector reordenan sus fichas, el metal rojo se consolida como el bien más codiciado por los inversores globales.
Fuse lit on US debt bomb

3 days ago | businessnews.com.au | Tim Treadgold

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Estos son los protagonistas de una megafusión minera valorada en 315.000 millones de dólares

4 days ago | forbes.es | Tim Treadgold

Se han dado los primeros pasos de un complejo proceso que podría dar lugar a dos empresas mineras dominantes a escala mundial valoradas en 315.000 millones de dólares. Rio Tinto y Glencore están a punto de fusionarse, mientras que BHP estudia una nueva oferta de adquisición de Anglo American.
Mega Mining Mergers Valued At $315 Billion Taking Shape

4 days ago | forbes.com | Tim Treadgold

First steps have been taken in a complex process which could create two globally dominant mining companies valued at $315 billion, with Rio Tinto and Glencore edging towards a merger, while BHP considers a fresh takeover offer Anglo American. Speculation that the deals are being planned has seen a remarkable divergence of stock market performance with investors following textbook advice of buying the targets and selling the bidders.
Spending On Gold Rises To 0.5% Of Global GDP, Up 400%

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Tim Treadgold

19 hours agoDespite some pundits being quite convinced that US fiscal policy or the end of American exceptionalism is the reason for the recent rise in US Treasury yields, Buffalo Springfield was closer to reality when they sang, “Something’s happening here, What it is ain’t exactly clear.” It is not disputed …
Spending On Gold Rises To 0.5% Of Global GDP, Up 400%

1 week ago | forbes.com | Tim Treadgold

The gold rush, which has pushed the price above $3300 an ounce, is starting to distort the global economy with spending on the metal rising to an estimated 0.5% of the world’s gross domestic product (GDP), a 400% increase on 20 years ago. That calculation from Citi, an investment bank, is one of the startling findings in a report which said that the gold price should remain elevated through the September quarter but possibly start ease towards the end of the year.
Man Overboard. Rio Tinto Loses Its 4th CEO In 12 Years

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Tim Treadgold

Did Jakob Stausholm jump or was he pushed out of the top job at the world’s second biggest mining company, the London-based but Australian focused Rio Tinto? Perhaps a bit of both is the correct answer with hints that Stausholm had clashed with other board members on recent events and future investment plans, especially a full-blooded charge into the problem plagued lithium industry.
Lax security means pain’s a click away

2 weeks ago | businessnews.com.au | Tim Treadgold

OPINION: AI is going to further challenge efforts by governments and business to protect our data.
Opinion: Trade turmoil drives protectionist push

2 weeks ago | businessnews.com.au | Tim Treadgold

OPINION: The US-China trade war will return commerce to a time when government ownership of factories was the norm, despite gross inefficiencies.
Critical Decision In Days For $17.5 Billion Australian Gas Project

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Tim Treadgold

Australia’s role as a major supplier of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to countries in Asia is at risk as a newly appointed government minister considers whether to grant final approval for the construction of a long-delayed project. The proposed $17.5 billion Browse development could supply 11.4 million tons a year of LNG to customers in Japan and China but has been bogged down for more than a decade by changes to its design and objections from environmental activists.