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The Australian reported that the iron ore price has jumped past US$55 per tonne in offshore trade despite soft Chinese data. As quoted in the market news: At the end of the latest session, benchmark iron ore for immediate delivery to the port of Tianjin in China was trading at $US55.30 a tonne, up 4.5 per cent from $US52.90 a tonne in the prior session. The positive session belied a broad sell-off on commodity markets as copper and aluminium struck six-year lows and Brent crude slid below $US50 a barrel for the first time since January. Investors were spooked by soft manufacturing reports out of China on Saturday and yesterday, which dampened hopes for strong demand out of the world’s second largest economy. The iron ore rebound erased two days of falls and brought it back to the one-month high it touched on Wednesday last week.

http://investingnews.com/daily/resource-investing/critical-metals-investing/manganese-investing/op-manganese-producing-countries-south-africa-china-austraia/?nameplate_category=Manganese%20Investing Gabon Mine production: 2 million tonnes Comilog, a subsidiary of Eramet (EPA:ERA), is the largest manganese-producing company in Gabon, and is responsible for 15 percent of the world’s overall production. Gabon’s manganese production may rise over time as infrastructure improves and allows the country to more readily access its 24 million tonnes of manganese reserves. Maybe a jv with these ?

Afternoon guys. Hope your well. Nice to see some volume, bit of movement in the sp. Lets hope DR brings us some good news. Don't think we will hear anything this week, but you just never know.

Well DR is out in Gabon now, and will be in Togo Sunday, so something is going on. :-)

Another one down the pan

In that case FIFA 15 well done to him, :-)

Well someone must of been really desperate to need to get £30 out

Next week sounds good to me :-)

I think DR will go out to Togo and make sure it's in his hand after all this time.

A little tick up coming then. hopefully Should see a blue day for Friday then. :-)

I think that will be the week covered :-)

Good luck this week guys. Wonder what we will hear :-)

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We are getting closer :-)

Evening guys. Not had time to check in today, Have I missed out on the buy 2 for one deal today? Looks like its been a good one. :-)

Great to see this moving, plans coming together, well done all.

Hello Oil. Yes Ive just checked my in box, and had a email from DR. Bloody Great news mate. Just reading it now. The boost we need, well done all :-)

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Good one Oil. Prime Minister Komi Selom Klassou, formed Sunday his government team composed of 23 ministers, including 4 women. Several ministers leave the government: Noupokou Dammipi (Mines and Energy), Kako Nubukpo (Prospective) Bissoune Nabagou (Rural Equipment), Angela Amouzou-Đake (Sport), Dede Ekoué Ahoéfa (Social Action), Mawussi Djossou Semodji (Planning) Koffi Esaw (Justice). Newcomers are Komi Palamwé (Elementary) Payadowa Boukpessi (Territorial Administration), Georges Aïdam (Technical Education, Guy Lorenzo (Communication), Moustapha Midjiyawa (Health) Ably Bidamon (Mines and Energy); Tchabilingui konali (Social Action) ; Kossi Assimaidou (Planning and prospective), Sani Yaya (Budget). Adji Otèth Ayassor became Minister of State and inherits a super department that covers the Economy and Finance, and Planning and Forecasting. Robert Dussey retains the Foreign Affairs and Cooperation. The new government Prime Minister, Head of Government, Komi Sélom Klassou Minister of State, Minister of Economy and Finance, Planning and Forecasting, Adji Otèth Ayassor Minister of Development at the base, crafts and youth employment: Ms. Victoire Tomégah Dogbé Minister of Higher Education and Research: Octave Nicoué Broohm Minister of Public Service, Labour, Employment, administrative reform, social security and the promotion of social dialogue: Gilbert Bawara Minister of Post and Digital Economy Ms Cina Lawson Minister for Infrastructure and Transport: Ninsao Gnofam Minister of Security and Civil Protection: Yark Damehane Minister of Foreign Affairs, Cooperation and African Integration: Robert Dussey Minister of Agriculture, Livestock and Water Ouro-Koura Agadazi Minister of Territorial Administration, Administration and Local Government: Payadowa Boukpessi Minister of Trade, Industry, Private Sector Promotion and Tourism: Mrs Bernadette Legzim-Balouki Minister of Justice and relationships with the institutions of the republic Christ Agbétomé Minister of Planning, Housing and the living environment: Me Fiatuwo Sessenou Minister for Primary and secondary education: Komi Palamwé Tchakpélé Minister of Technical Education and Vocational Training: Georges Aïdam Minister of Environment and Forestry Resources: Andrew Johnson Minister of Communication, Culture, Youth, Sports and Civic Education: Guy Maje Lorenzo Health Minister Professor Moustapha Midjiyawa Minister of Mines and Energy: Ably Bidamon Minister of social action, social promotion and literacy: Ms Tchabilengui Kolani Yantcharé Minister to the Minister of State for the Economy and Finance, responsible for planning and forecasting: Kossi Assimaidou Minister Delegate to the Minister of State, Minister of Economy and Finance for the Budget: Sani Yaya Minister to the Presidency of the Republic: Silly Batienne Kpabré

Paste into your address bar I Think if you looking closely you can almost hear the words. " I WANT 0.35 BUY IN PRICE GOD DAM IT" :-) http://www.shutterstock.com/video/clip-4552028-stock-footage-a-frustrated-businessman-starts-to-bang-in-head-on-his-computer-medium-slow-motion-shot.html?src=rel/4342994:9/gg