Visualizing the power of gold versus currencies
Since the gold standard was abandoned in 1971, the relationship in value between currencies and gold has moved in only one direction: down.
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Canadian miners positive on ‘green’ metals, but ESG risks could dim growth prospects – report
KMPG says Canadian miners are far more concerned than their global peers about the 'S' in ESG criteria.
Gold stocks coiling post-Fed
While an unjustified gold-futures purge slammed the miners, their technicals and fundamentals remain strong.
Gupta agrees refinancing deal with Glencore on aluminum unit
Glencore will provide a loan to acquire most of the outstanding debt of the Dunkirk smelter and the Duffel factory.
Home: Old economy recharges lead market
People are gradually emerging from lockdown and taking to the road again, often only to find they need a replacement lead-acid battery for the car.
Russell: Robust China coal demand amid Australia import ban fuels price rally
Seaborne coal has become a quiet winner among energy commodities, lacking the attention of higher-profile crude oil and LNG.
Gemfields shares spike tied to non disclosable, sensitive information
The emeralds and rubies miner did say it expects to announce sales of $95m in first half of 2021, up 533% from the same period in 2020.
Iron ore price drops on steel output control worries
Benchmark iron ore futures in China tumbled on Friday and logged their fourth straight weekly fall.
Gold imports by India edge higher on easing virus curbs
Overseas shipments increased to 15 tonnes last month from 13.2 tonnes a year ago.
