Asia Gold-Demand softens on higher prices, slow holiday trade
Gold demand across major centres in Asia were subdued ahead of the holiday weekend as a modest rebound in prices weighed on investor appetite.
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Millennial expands lithium operations in Argentina
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U.S. sanctions Israeli billionaire Gertler over Congo deals
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Copper price powers on
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