China’s massive car sales slump threatens palladium’s rally
A record 22% slump in China’s January car sales is threatening to derail the rally in palladium.
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On the Move newsletter launches
This new monthly publication will track management and board appointments across Canada’s mining and mineral exploration industry.
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Gold stocks still stalled
That caution is wise given gold’s situation, with selling much more likely than buying.
Glencore held stocks of 12,797 tonnes of cobalt at end of 2019
"These stocks have been hanging over the market and held down prices," a cobalt trader said.
Gemfields trades again in London after almost three years
The company will use the symbol GEM, the same it had before taken private by Pallinghurst Resources.
