Gertler mining deals could cost Congo $1.76bn in royalties
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China will monitor changes in overseas and domestic markets and effectively cope with a fast increase in commodity prices, the state council said.
Petra Diamonds reaches $6m settlement on human rights abuse claims
The miner had been accused of being responsible for widespread human rights violations at the Williamson mine in Tanzania.
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Global demand for precious stones has been recovering from the impact of the covid-19 pandemic since the second half of 2020.
Russia should get firms to pay environmental fines from profits, says PM
Russian companies normally pay a 20% profit tax, of which 3% goes to the federal budget and 17% to regional ones.
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Ivanhoe Mines makes it to the MSCI Canada Index
The index measures the performance of the large and mid-cap segments of Canada's market.
