Most Brazil gold mined near Amazon may be illegal, study shows
As much as 98% of the gold sold from areas surrounding indigenous lands in Brazil between 2018 and 2020 has indications of irregularity, according to studies.
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Marimaca Copper stock rises as company drills first significant sulphides in Chile
Drill hole MAD-22 returned 92 metres at 2.11% total copper from 140 metres.
Iron ore price hits six-month high as China plans more stimulus
Chinese policymakers are aiming to boost the scale of consumption and investment, the official Xinhua news agency said.
Goldman says commodities will gain 43% in 2023 as supply shortages bite
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US sanctions Russia’s richest tycoon, Nornickel boss Potanin
The action against Potanin was part of a broader sanctions package the Treasury Department rolled out Thursday.
