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Glencore’s oil-price rigging puts spotlight back on benchmarks
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EnergyX appoints President of Lithium, South America
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Investors not impressed by Aurelius’ maiden resource estimate at Aureus East gold project
The Nova Scotia resource estimate holds 78,000 oz. of pit-constrained gold and another 84,700 oz. of underground material.
Sigma Lithium says Brazil project is worth $5.1 billion
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