Gold selloff hits miners
After catapulting up to crazy-overbought levels, gold is due for a correction to rebalance away overextended technicals and greedy sentiment.
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US adds 10 more mining projects to fast-track permitting list
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US, Ukraine may wait decade or more to see revenue from minerals deal
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US pushing for Congo-Rwanda peace, minerals deals
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Vedanta weighs Zambia copper IPO to fund $1 billion investment
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