What a start to 2025. There’s a confluence of diametric forces making it difficult for analysts and market observers to forecast what might happen this year.
Perspective is everything. Whether you’re a bull or a bear the reality is – you’re probably right. Those outlooks are equally plausible.
Amid this backdrop, Mining.com.au is next week publishing a three-part feature series titled The United State of Mining: A North American outlook. The series digs deep into the state of mining in the region with a particular focus on Canada.
Parts one through to three identify emerging trends, the direction of capital markets, expected sector consolidation, and how the Trump effect is taking hold, among other macroeconomic issues.
On 25 March, part one delves into the state of equity markets in North America, with deep insights into the performance of the Toronto Stock Exchange and TSX Venture Exchange in particular.
With almost 1,100 mining companies listed on the TSX and TSX-V, Mining.com.au investigates how the resources industry is responsible for the lion’s share of equity raised on these exchanges.
In 2024, there were 41 new mining listings on TSX and TSX-V, which is up 46% from 2023 and is more new mining listings than any other exchange. Will there be more listings in 2025?
Find out what the experts and industry insiders tell this news service next week in part one of the United State of Mining: A North American outlook.
Write to Adam Orlando at Mining.com.au
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