Mine collapse in Zimbabwe kills one, injures three
The Zimbabwe National Army has been dealing for months with people working illegally at the mine site.
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As U.S.-China trade tensions escalated mid-June, fast-money traders flipped to a short position in metals overall.
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Ivan Arriagada, chief executive of Antofagasta, said he expected copper prices to be affected by global uncertainty.
Chinese cobalt sulfate prices continue to slide but at slower pace
Chinese cobalt sulfate prices continued to edge lower although the pace of decline has slowed as spot prices have fallen to below production costs.
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Gold will fight back dollar for haven status, Sprott says
Bullion has lost out in a paradigm shift where gold’s no longer viewed as the traditional refuge when investors are in a risk-off mood, but that won’t last.
Armed bandits kill SEMAFO mine workers
Company has increased security.
